South America – Africa business (Sylodium, global trade platform)

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Syllogism

1 LAIA, The Latin American Integration Association, 13 countries

2 AU, the African Union, 52 countries,

3 Conclusion, 676 bilateral trade relationships,

Only in Sylodium all these relationships at once

Brazil – South Africa

Colombia – Egypt

Argentina – Libya

Chile – Ethiopia……..

VERY LONG TRAVEL

1.- South America and Africa were joined 130 million years ago, Gondwana continent, but says the legend that the earth decided to separate them when Amazonas take all the water that Sáhara had then

2.- Since then, separated until, Regretably the relationships increase via SLAVE TRADE of he British Empire and the Portuguese Empire. The level of slave exports grew from about 36,000 a year during the early 18th century to almost 80,000 a year during the 1780s.

3.- But the relevant relationship between independent states of Africa and Latin America started with the South–South Cooperation, the exchange of resources, technology, and knowledge between developing countries of the global South.

South–South cooperation has been successful in decreasing dependence on the aid programs of developed countries and in creating a shift in the international balance of power.

After this, The Africa-South America Summit (ASA Summit) started as a tri-annual bi-continental diplomatic (2006, 2009, 2013 – next 2016) conference between the leading politicians of South America and Africa.

4 .-SYLODIUM, Today, has joined the two continents (in Internet) just for business

Make business with us

Administrate one of these countries in relationship with the rest of countries of the world.

Trade between Africa and South America is of relatively minor in the world

More than half of all trade between both is accounted for by just five specific products, petroleum, grain, iron ore, coal, and sugar.

Almost all inter-regional trade moves by sea, mostly by non-liner charter shipping services yet.

Argentinean grain in Egypt,

cotton from Benin in Brazil,

iron ore from Brazil in South Africa,

or petroleum from Nigeria in Chile,

exist a potential to generally reduce international transport costs in Africa and South America by port modernization.

Brazil – Africa

Today Brazil sells more goods to developing and emerging countries than to countries in the northern hemisphere.

Brazil is home to the largest population of African descent outside of Africa.

Africa hasn't been able yet to develop its own industries.

That's why the Africans buy a large part of Brazil's industrial exports,

They have similar customs and in the Portuguese speaking countries in Africa (Angola and Mozambique) they share the same language, Portuguese. 

As you could do with our Premium users, to win much more money, towards their virtual business will success in "real life" in your country.

WORK WITH US

we can say that we have bring the future of international trade to present in internet just representing the reality.

not only for our "connecting - countries/cities" system

but also for our next step

The connections must include also the actors

Each relationship of actors, will be a page for business,

we offer you 2 ways of working with us

First, representing SYlodium in your area

Second, managing one of these appendixes will be introduced

Tourism

Sales on line

Forum - Game

Gambling

What is international trade focused to the future

Contact us, we will explain you about your work and tell us how do you see the future of one of these appendixes

Regarding companies,

In Sylodium,

You do not only have the opportunity with latin American - African business

Mexico – Nigeria

You have Access to All countries related with all countries

Joining us and advertise for free to be seen 

Then you will already take a great advantage in Internet

Later,

Also,

if you'd want to reach new business realities join us as Premium user to take advantage of Barter (transactions), segmentation Banner, and our 2 business networkings.

 

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