Foreign ministers from the two countries had a video conference call on Friday (5) and discussed cooperation in pandemic-related issues.
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The Gulf country established this Thursday (4) the Oman Investment Institution, which will manage at least two investment funds.
Last month saw BRL 37.2 billion in net deposits into savings accounts, the Brazilian Central Bank reported.
The action is part of the campaign ‘Federal District Government and Embassies United Against Covid-19,’ created by the Federal District Government’s Office of International Affairs and the Covid-19 Emergency Committee.
Year-to-date through April saw USD 6.7 million worth of olives shipped to Brazil, while sales from Argentina slid.
US dollar outflows exceeded inflows by USD 3 billion, ending a string of deficits that had begun in July 2019.
The comic book premiered in the Brazilian market in 2015. An award-winner in France, it tells of the author Riad Sattouf’s childhood days in Libya and Syria.
As per numbers made public by the Information & eGovernment Authority (iGA) of Bahrain, imports of goods from Brazil amounted to USD 73.7 million.
Arab country will allow hotels to increase their occupancy cap from 25% to 50% as of Monday. Establishments must have hygiene safety certificates.
To organize the event, the country’s Ministry of Culture established a foundation aimed at hosting one contemporary art and one Islamic art biennale.
The country’s economy is expected to slide by 7.6% to 11% this year as a result of the novel coronavirus, but international support and access to technology can improve the scenario.
The hike was seen in the first ten months of the 2019/2020 crop-year. One of the drivers of growth is a shift in people’s behavior towards consuming more products at home.
Saudi government will allow mosques to reopen for the weekly Friday prayers, as well as other prayers, starting on May 31, but with several rules, such as a two-meter distancing between people and the use of their own prayer mats brought from home.
Establishments will be required to operate under a 30% capacity ceiling. The United Arab Emirates are stepping up efforts to test people for Covid-19.
