It will include a photo exhibit from Gibran’s collection in three São Paulo subway stations and at Espaço Cultural of Conjunto Nacional, between June and August. A ceremony is scheduled for June 12 at Teatro Sesi.
Author: From the Newsroom
A business delegation led by the Arab Brazilian Chamber has been to Egypt, Tunisia, Mauritania and Jordan, and such is the worth of deals expected to come to fruition in the coming 12 months.
The 1st Meeting of Brazil-Lebanon University Presidents began this Wednesday (16) in Beirut.
Purchases saw a 10.8% drop in April and a 13.2% drop in the first four months of the year.
The growth seen in 2018’s first three months is the highest since 2014’s Q2.
A ceremony in Brasília remembered the 70th anniversary of the day in which over 700,000 Palestinians were banished or fled their lands with the establishment of the state of Israel.
The industry saw foreign sales slide in January, February and March, before rebounding in April to 9.87 million pairs of shoes shipped, grossing a combined USD 93.18 million.
Brazilian industry produced 88,422 units in April, according to sector association ABRACICLO.
The surplus is the result of USD 8.8 billion in exports and USD 5.7 billion in imports in the month’s first two weeks.
Brazil’s BNDES saw BRL 2.06 billion in net profit from January to March. Numbers were driven by a reversal of expenditure on credit risk provisions and by equity holding results.
A report by ILO shows that the use of electric cars and the increase in energy efficiency of buildings will help to create jobs until 2030.
The beauty industry show this week in Dubai featured 42 companies from Brazil, with support from the Arab Chamber. An additional USD 18.7 million in deals might come to fruition over the next 12 months.
A survey from the Ministry of Planning shows management has been streamlined in government-owned businesses.
Foreign sales fetched USD 537 million from November 2017 through April 2018. Brazil is one of the leading buyers of Tunisian bottled olive oil.
