Representatives of the Brazilian federal government are attending the meeting in Doha about crime prevention and criminal justice organized by UN, which started last week and ends Sunday (19th).
Author: From the Newsroom
The Arab country stepped up its purchases from Brazil in quarter one this year and ranks 11th among the leading destinations for Brazilian shoes abroad. Overall sales dropped.
Tourism representatives from the Emirate will attend WTM Latin America, a fair of the sector set to take place in São Paulo next week. Abu Dhabi received 10,000 Brazilians last year.
Until April 10th, the country posted a surplus of US$ 969 million of dollar inflow over outflow, according to information from the Brazilian Central Bank.
Foreign sales from Brazil to the region declined by 4.3% year-on-year in March. Overall, exports from the sector dropped due to lower product prices.
The institution, which is part of the sustainable city project of Abu Dhabi, offers Master’s degree and post-graduate courses for majors in Sciences, Engineering and IT. Registrations are open and those accepted have their costs covered.
The institution had a 15% increment in earnings in quarter one this year from quarter one of last year. In the first three months of 2015, the bank posted US$ 321.5 million in profit.
According to the agency, 4% is the estimate for world trade growth in 2016. In a statement released this Tuesday (14th), the organization indicates that it doesn’t expect an expressive expansion in the short term.
Investment will be made at Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum Solar Park. The goal is to increase the energy power generating capacity from 13 MW to 3,000 megawatts until 2030.
The US$ 132 million surplus recorded in the first two weeks of the month in Brazil was the outcome of US$ 5.053 billion in exports and US$ 4.921 billion in imports.
Arab countries imported from Brazil the amount of US$ 246.3 million in Q1, an increase of 2.22% over the same period of last year.
Director-general of the agency says that the number of people unemployed or working informally can rise due to the economic slowdown.
The Fund’s assessment is that the country’s economy is experiencing a delicate moment, but should start recovering towards the end of this year and rebound into growth as early as 2016.
Artists from Egypt, Lebanon and Algeria have their works in exhibition at SP-Arte fair, which is open until Sunday in São Paulo. Works can be purchased.
