An IMF delegation says the Arab country’s economy is growing and should perform well over the next few years. Growth, however, relies on iron ore prices and investments.
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A thousand small businesses in Brazil will benefit from an agreement between Sebrae and the National Confederation of Industries. Priorities include machinery and equipment, chemicals and oil and gas, among others.
Sales in the region and total revenues increased in quarter three. According to a statement released by the Brazilian food company to its shareholders, a plant will be inaugurated in Abu Dhabi on November 26th.
The country says Palestinians have met the basic criteria to have their State recognized. Decision had been promised by the government.
The Brazilian embassy in Amman organized a stand at Horeca, a trade show for the food and beverage services and hospitality industry exhibition.
The Brazilian mining company incurred US$ 1.437 billion in losses in quarter three this year, notwithstanding an increase in sales.
The special advisor to the Presidency said Brazil’s ties with Arab countries must be worked on. Latin America will also be targeted by foreign policy.
In a phone call to his Brazilian counterpart, the United States president said the poll held last Sunday was testament to the country’s ‘solid democracy.’
On a phone call to his Brazilian colleague, the North American president said last Sunday’s poll showed the country’s ‘democratic strength’.
The Brazilian Air Force and Sweden’s aircraft manufacturer Saab have announced the signing of a contract for the purchase of 36 Gripen model units, plus training and technology transfer.
A higher rate is expected this year than the one recorded in 2013. In 2015, economic growth may accelerate to 3.9%, ‘if security conditions improve.’
Exports shrank and imports increased in week four from week three in October. The ensuing trade deficit was US$ 602 million.
Drilling at Santos Basin’s pre-salt layer discovered good quality oil in the Libra Field, which is operated by Petrobras in partnership with foreign companies.
Brazil’s Federal Supreme Court president and Foreign Relations minister met this Friday to discuss future projects to increase the number of electors abroad. This year, 354,000 people registered to vote.
