The country purchased almost 19,000 tons from Brazil in September and ranked ahead of China. In the poultry sector, Brazilian exports increased in the month after a decline in August.
Author: From the Newsroom
Funds will be directed to development projects and to the Jordan Response Plan to the Syrian crisis. Jordan is one of the countries that take in the most refugees.
The Brazilian trade balance registered a surplus of USD 3.8 billion in September. Both exports and imports went down, but the latter had the sharpest decline.
The event will happen on October 5 and 6. Panelists from several countries will get together to discuss funding for sustainable actions and implementation of the Paris Climate Agreement.
Destinations around the world saw 561 million international tourists in the first half of the year, according to the United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO).
The index reached 69.9 points in September, an increase over August and also over the same month of last year.
The amount will support job creation in the Upper Egypt region. The area is home to 67% of the country’s poorest people. The loan is part of a program that will transfer another USD 7.5 billion to the nation until 2019.
From January to August, there was a deficit of BRL 71.4 billion (USD 21.90), according to data from the National Treasure. The year’s target is a deficit of BRL 170.5 billion (USD 52.31 billion).
According to report made public this Tuesday (27) by the World Trade Organization, the deceleration of developing economies, such as Brazil, has drove down trade volumes.
Tourists in transit from all nationalities can now stay up to four days in the country. The previous limit was 48 hours.
In the fourth week of September, exports from Brazil fetched USD 3.71 billion, with imports amounting to USD 3.02 billion.
Morocco, Palestine and Dubai will be represented at the 44th Abav Expo, the international exhibition taking place in São Paulo next week.
The Arab country is the 93rd WTO member to officially endorse the treaty that should streamline and cut costs in international trade.
The Brazilian government’s expectation was made public at a meeting in New York City this week. BRL 3.4 million will be earmarked for assistance to refugees.
