The 4th bidding rounds of areas with marginal accumulations will be held on May 11. Seminar on the subject is scheduled to January 26.
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Santos Catholic University will grant three full scholarships. Registrations for the selection process are free of charge.
IMF states that the country is able to ‘mitigate’ the impact of lower oil prices and that non-oil sectors continue to expand.
Report by the organization signals a stability of global GDP rather than sustainable recovery. In the country, unemployment, fiscal adjustment and indebtedness inhibit growth.
The estimate for the growth of the Brazilian economy in 2017 was cut in 0.3 percentage point to 0.2%. Saudi Arabia growth estimate was cut in 1.6 percentage point to 0.4%.
With USD 2.919 billion in exports and USD 2.799 billion in imports, January’s second week registered a trade surplus.
The world’s largest aircraft will have its first daily flight to South America. The initiative marks ten years of operations by the airline in Brazil.
The 14th edition of Medibat is scheduled for March 8 to 11 in Sfax. The highlight is the space dedicated to the reconstruction of Libya, where over 200 projects will be presented.
The Gulf airline will hold a selection process for flight attendants in Belo Horizonte on January 21. Applicants are required to speak English fluently.
New set of norms for the Jebel Ali Free Zone grants more freedom to companies and allows them to list their stocks in the local stock market.
It starts on Monday in Abu Dhabi. The main event of the Abu Dhabi Sustainability Week is the World Future Energy Summit. More than 38,000 attendees, from 175 countries, are expected.
The Moroccan port handled a total of 44,615,849 tons of cargo. The transportation of vehicles, oil and passengers all increased in the period.
The minister of Mines and Energy, Fernando Coelho Filho, said that bidding rounds for the concession of onshore, pre-salt and post-salt blocks should take place this year.
Decision by the Monetary Policy Committee (Copom) was unanimous. The 0.75 percentage point cut is the deepest since 2012.
