According to the company, the country appears among the ten exotic places it sent more tourists to in the last four years. The company just released new tour packages.
Author: From the Newsroom
Average daily foreign sales from Brazil increased 0.2% from a year ago and 3.8% from September 2015.
Marmoles de Egipto, a Spain-based company with manufacturing operations in the Arab country, will take part in Vitória Stone Fair, a marble and granite show slated for February 2016 in Espírito Santo, Brazil.
The estimate is from the Brazilian Ministry of Tourism. Monday (12th) is the day of Our Lady of Aparecida and Children’s Day, and Sunday (11th) will see the Círio de Nazaré procession in the state of Pará.
Multinational company from Algeria has a project for a plant to process soy, besides operating in the logistic and steel sectors.
Sales to Middle East and North Africa countries increased 5.8% and totaled US$ 156.1 million year-to-date. Volume shipped, however, declined 1.5%.
Still, despite a 1% increase over August, prices of commodities tracked by the FAO remain at their lowest in six years.
The International Monetary Fund suggests improvements in the business environment, increased investment in education and changes in the labor market.
So says the World Bank, whose estimates are US$ 170 billion for Syria and US$ 100 billion for Libya. The institution has announced a new strategy for the Arab World.
Round of bids for 266 oil exploration blocks closes with 37 blocks sold to companies in seven countries.
Poultry processing company, owner of the Sadia brand, signs memorandum of understanding to acquire part of a frozen food distributor in the Gulf country.
In its Trade and Development 2015 report, the UN agency suggests a long term agenda with the creation of a world central bank and an international currency to replace the dollar.
This month, Brazilian chicken producers will attend Anuga, the German food fair, expecting business rounds with importers from all over the world, among them Arab ones.
Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture has allocated the funds for the coffee crop. The money can be spent on funding crops, purchasing inputs, labor, among other related operations.
