Six new ventures will be unveiled by the developer at the real estate industry event Cityscape Global 2017, set to take place in Dubai next week.
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Volume shipped and revenue from foreign sales of chicken from Brazil picked up year-on-year, with total amount reaching the third highest mark on record.
The inflation estimate dropped and the growth forecast widened, a Brazilian Central Bank bulletin says. Financial market players are expecting prices to be up 3.38% this year with GDP going up 0.5%.
Executives from the emirate’s economic zone talked with representatives from the Brazilian and Minas Gerais decorative stones sectors this Friday in Belo Horizonte.
Exports from Brazil came out to USD 19.475 billion last month, with imports reaching USD 13.876 billion and resulting in a USD 5.599 billion surplus, an all-time high for the month.
Roberto Azevêdo’s second four-year term as director-general of the World Trade Organization started this Friday.
The country’s coastal and small-scale fishing produced 742,000 tons from January to July, which amounts to USD 457 million.
The IMF highlighted the efforts by the Arab country to strengthen the economy after the embargo by neighboring countries. Government is pushing forward the fiscal adjustment and diversifying import sources.
In the fourth week of August, exports came out to USD 5.145 billion and imports clocked in at 2.991 billion, according to the Brazilian Ministry of Industry, Foreign Trade and Services.
Flyadeal, a subsidiary of state-run carrier Saudia, will have its maiden flight on September 23.
The play, which is based on the Stories of One Thousand and One Nights and on the conflict between Israel and Palestine, will open in the city of São Paulo on Monday (28) and runs until October 18.
The Gaza Strip will get money from a humanitarian fund to mitigate the effects of an energy crisis that’s been impacting the region for four months already.
The Dubai-based port operator reported positive first-half results. It saw revenue go up by 3%.
Brazil’s stand at the Damascus International Fair had received at least 250 commercial contacts until this Wednesday (23). Visitors were looking for a wide variety of products.
