Winning projects will be on showcase at the upcoming international industry conference next February in Doha. Registration is open until October 31st.
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The Syrian Arab Culture Centre, in the city of São Paulo, will hold on the night of August 28th an event on poetry in Syria and through immigration.
Parliament established a commission to analyse the Libyan Central Bank’s request to revise the country’s accounts. Due to conflicts, Libya cannot reach an output of 800,000 barrels of oil per day.
Watch in this episode: Brazil-Oman Economic Forum; Jafza Road Show; ‘Ports: where do we go from here?’; Tunisian Minister of Industry, Kamel Ben Naceur, visit to São Paulo; and the success case of company Magnamed.
Brazil’s monetary authority announced measures which should circulate roughly US$ 11.05 billion in the country’s economy.
In the first half of this year, credit and debit card sales amounted to a combined US$ 202.2 billion.
According to figures from the Ministry of Labour, the number of formal jobs in the public and private sectors was up 3.14% from 2012.
Surplus in the third week reached US$ 684 million and pushed August to surplus as well. Year-to-date, however, there is a deficit of US$ 571 million.
Brazil purchased US$ 4.4 billion worth of products from abroad in July, according to the Brazilian Chemical Industry Association. The trade balance for chemical products is running a deficit.
Formerly owned by Eike Batista, Porto Sudeste should start shipping iron ore in Q4 this year.
Volume and revenue increased in the period due to the increase in poultry exports to large consumer markets, such as Saudi Arabia. Revenue is the highest ever for the month.
The president of the Brazilian Electoral Court, Dias Toffoli, and the chairman of the Sudanese National Election Commission, Mukhtar Al-Assam, signed a memorandum of understanding this week in Brasília.
‘Unerasable Memories’ will present 18 pieces starting on August 30th at São Paulo’s Sesc Pompeia. The artwork includes videos, a video installation and a performance-lecture by Lebanese and Moroccan professionals.
Sector is expected to double its share in the Brazilian GDP by 2020.
