The four Phenom 100 jets will be used for pilot training at the airline’s school in Abu Dhabi. Another three purchase options of the same model could be exercised.
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A press release issued this Monday (22nd) says the local government faces wage bill, balance of payments and international reserve maintenance issues. The country is also plagued by an energy crisis.
Brazilian exports exceeded imports in US$ 565 million last week. Year-to-date, the balance is also positive.
The Brazilian Foundation has issued a new open call for foreign publishers interested in releasing works by Brazil-based authors in their countries. The first deadline for entries is July 29th.
From January to May, the Brazilian Development Bank (BNDES) disbursed R$ 54.8 billion (US$ 17.7 billion). Infrastructure and industry received the majority of the investments.
The budget to be sent to the president’s approval allocates 49% of public spending to social programs in the 2015/2016 fiscal year that starts in July, and expects a 5% GDP growth.
The request was made by the United Nations’ humanitarian aid agencies, which claim 11.7 million people are in need of food, water and medication in the Arab country.
Sales from Brazil to the region grossed US$ 820 million in May. Meats, sugar and soy were the main products shipped during the month.
An International Monetary Fund delegation says the country is evolving economically and forecasts growth over the next few years, with the caveat that the country must not rely on donations as much.
A report from Unhcr shows that there are already 59.5 million people living outside their homes due to wars. It’s a record-breaking level and the Syrian situation sped up the process.
The company was named the world’s best by a ranking from consulting firm Skytrax based on passenger ratings. Emirates has the best onboard entertainment.
Foreign sales from Brazil to the country grossed US$ 67 million in May, up 165% from April and nearly 100% from May 2014.
Exports exceed imports by US$ 678 million last week in Brazil, according to the Ministry of Development. Surpluses were also registered in the first two weeks of the month and to date this year.
Sales of Brazilian shoes abroad declined in the first five months of the year and in May alone. Among the Arabs, UAE was the top buyer.
