Jordanians and Brazilians in charge of the two landmarks have signed on to a document to encourage cooperation in tourism.
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Index measured by trade federation FecomercioSP went up 1% in September over August and stands at its highest level since April 2014.
The increase was in comparison to the same period of 2016. Year-to-date, exports by the automotive sector are at an all-time high.
The Saudi Arabian state-run oil company is expected to go listed in the second half of next year, one of its executives said. Its shares will be offered in domestic and international stock exchanges.
Data from the sector’s association shows a slight increase of 0.2% in exported volume over the same month if 2016. In revenues, the performance was similar: increase of 0.1%.
The index that measures the performance of the country’s non-oil private sector declined in September, but registered the best score for Q3 since 2015.
The Brazilian Ministry of Industry, Foreign Trade and Services reported that the country saw a USD 5.178 billion surplus last month, the result of USD 18.666 billion in exports and USD 13.488 billion in imports.
Brazil produced 3.28 million of barrels of oil equivalent per day, a lower volume than registered in July and August of last year.
Economy declined 2.3% from April to June over the year’s first three months, impacted by the budget cuts done due to oil’s lower prices.
Registration will be available until October 20 and can be made online, via an app, or at the Embassy of Lebanon in Brasília. Parliamentary elections are scheduled for May next year.
There were almost 643,000 people with USD 1 million in assets or more in the region last year, although wealth there grew less than the global average. Brazil saw an 11% increase in number of millionaires.
Tourist arrivals in the first half of the year increased in the three emirates, the Central Bank of the United Arab Emirates said. Most of the visitors were from Russia, China, India and the Philippines.
The meeting, organized by the General Union of Arab Chambers of Commerce, Industry and Agriculture, discusses business opportunities between countries from both regions.
Paulo Rabello de Castro was slated to speak at the Arab Brazilian Chamber on September 19, but the event had to be rescheduled for next Wednesday.
