A United Nations agency has said that the number of people who rely on assistance in the territory soared from 80,000 in the year 2000 to 930,000 today.
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DGCX recorded 9.5 million contracts in the first half, the highest volume for the period. On June 24, the day after the Brexit voting, it saw the highest daily trading volume ever.
The Brazilian food company has approved the establishment of a subsidiary that will be in charge of producing, distributing and selling foodstuffs intended for Muslim markets.
The footwear fair was visited by buyers from 45 countries, among them Saudi Arabia, Egypt, United Arab Emirates and Lebanon. In all, 1,100 foreigners attended the exhibition.
The regional edition of Halal Expo will run from November 6 to 8 in Chile and businesses from all over the world can exhibit. The event will feature seminars with industry specialists and matchmaking sessions.
A study by the International Monetary Fund says that the Arab country will take more than 20 years to return to the economic level it had before the conflict.
Such was the amount collected by 17 collective financing companies from 2012 through April 2016, according to a survey. Regulatory issues pose a challenge.
Foreign sales of capital goods from Brazil soared in May and year-to-date. Europe and China were the top buyers.
Last week in Brazil saw USD 4.009 billion in exports and USD 2.909 billion in imports. The month-to-date surplus reached USD 3.4 billion.
In a meeting in the city, business owners shared their plans of selling fruits and taking part in the renewable energy sector in the region. The Arab Chamber’s CEO and Minerva’s sales manager were the speakers.
The exchange of social programs in less wealthy countries helps fight poverty and fuel development. A report from the United Nations Development Programme showcases the Brazilian experience.
Dyogo Oliveira, minister of Planning, said that the measure that allows for foreign carriers to own Brazilian airlines could benefit routes to smaller cities.
The money from the emergency fund was disbursed for the aid of people that left the city of Fallujah after conflicts.
Mergers and acquisitions fueled global performance. Brazil slid four positions in the ranking over 2014 and was the world’s eighth leading FDI target. The Arab countries saw a combined influx of USD 42.3 billion.
