The country’s economy picked up by a higher rate than it had in 2017, although it fell short of what had been provided for in the Budget Bill.
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The 275-room hotel is going to be in the Financial Centre in the UAE.
Exhibitors from the UAE, Egypt and Palestine will be at the 1st Anufood from March 12 to 14 in São Paulo. The Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce will bring five importers from the region to its stand.
Online course targets people providing services to vulnerable migrants or seeking an introduction on the subject. Registrations may be made until January 22.
During a UN ceremony, the Arab country received the rotating command of the bloc uniting developing countries to promote their common economic interests.
The number was the result of USD 5.406 billion in exports and USD 3.64 billion in imports.
Up to 48 aircraft will not leave Dubai International Airport for 45 days between April and May, due to a closure of the southern runaway for maintenance work.
The Dubai-based port operator entered into an agreement to become the majority stakeholder in Puertos y Logistica S.A., which owns seaports Central and Lirquen.
The largest food and beverage fair of the Middle East is taking place from February 17 to 21 in Dubai. Companies wishing to participate in the event may register until January 24.
Managing director of the IMF said the country needs financial assistance more than ever in order to deal with the great number of refugees while doing the tax adjustment.
The air freight company is adding a route to Bogota, Colombia in partnership with Avianca, bringing its South America-Dubai frequency to six flights and 500 tons’ worth of goods carried per week.
President Jair Bolsonaro decided not to use his veto power. The joint venture controlled by the American company will take over the commercial area of the Brazilian company.
The Arab country boasts 2,965 megawatts in installed capacity for renewable energy, and it expects to add 10,000 MW by 2030.
The Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE) expects a 3.1% bigger harvest in 2019, while the National Supply Company (Conab) sees volume going up 4.2% in the 2018/2019 crop-year.
