The Arab country received 53 ships in the current cruise season until January 20 and expects to welcome over 30 more vessels by April. Qatar has grown as a cruise tourism destination.
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Saudi Arabia has approved the International Veterinary Certificate (IVC), allowing Brazil to export ornamental fish to its market.
The prime minister and crown prince visited the area that is part of the local biodiversity expansion project.
The United Nations’ WFP aims to support 7 million people in the country but faces difficulties in reaching all regions.
According to airlines group IATA, the global increase was 10.4% compared to 2023 and 3.8% compared to pre-pandemic 2019.
Achieving high levels of productivity is one of the goals of the National Oil Corporation, according to recent discussions held at the company.
The United Nations initiative has reached Palestinians in Gaza since the ceasefire began, aiming to support one million people each month.
The Arab-Brazilian Chamber has announced the balance of the Halal do Brasil project, through which, together with ApexBrasil, it promotes Brazilian halal products in Muslim-majority markets. A total of 124 companies have been supported by the program, and the number of countries reached is increasing.
Saudi Arabia is one of the beneficiaries of a program that will bring potential buyers of Brazilian stones to Brazil.
The institution will launch a financing program to increase the sector’s participation in the economy of the Arab country.
The Brazilian Embassy and the Guimarães Rosa Institute in Beirut, in partnership with Metropolis Cinema, will host free screenings of Brazilian films. Featured films include Jesus Kid and Until the Music Is Over.
UN High Commissioner for Refugees, Filippo Grandi, says the Arab country needs help to recover from years of crisis.
Brazilian crop agency Conab projects a stable meat production in the country in 2025 compared to the previous year. The number includes the poultry, cattle, and pork sectors.
Even at a slower pace, inflation ended 2024 with a rise of 45.24%. A year earlier, prices had risen by over 200%.
