The Abu Dhabi-based airline has hired sales representatives in Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul, and in Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais, to propel its business in the south, north, northeast and midwest of Brazil.
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The event kicks off next Wednesday and will include 350 productions made in 60 different countries. At least six Arab films are in the program. Palestinian filmmaker Najwa Najjar will make a guest apperance.
The Abu Dhabi-based airline is using the funds to purchase aircraft and invest in companies it holds stakes in.
The tax break may entail import tax exemption for models fuelled by combustion and electrical power. The tax rate will hinge of each vehicle’s energy efficiency.
The forecast concerns the next 12 months and was issued by companies attending the matchmaking event held during exhibition Rio Oil & Gas, in Rio de Janeiro.
The Abu Dhabi-based holding company grossed US$ 4.35 billion in H1 this year. Operations carried out in the period include the acquisition of a stake in Brazil’s Porto Sudeste.
A manufacturing complex will be built in Aqaba in partnership with China’s Chong Qing Minerals and Metallurgy. Germany is supplying 193 million euros in financial aid to the Arab country.
The surplus during the period was US$ 57 million. Month-to-date, however, the trade balance is still running a US$ 714 million deficit.
Tanger Med 1 has climbed from 72nd to 55th among the world’s largest maritime facilities, according to the British magazine Container Management. Cargo throughput was up 40%.
A survey conducted by the Brazilian Central Bank shows growth from June of this year and July of last year.
Lecturers at the Mining and Food Security Forum in Khartoum discussed opportunities for agribusiness in the country to evolve.
The Arab Chamber CEO Michel Alaby is attending the Mining and Food Security Forum in Khartoum. The Arab country wants foreign cooperation and investment to food and mineral production.
In its Trade and Development Report, the UN agency also recommends more autonomy to countries in adopting commercial and industrial policies to ensure sustainable growth.
The UN has launched webpage to receive Brazilian donations to the victims of the conflict in the Arab country. Minimum donation is R$ 20 (or US$ 8.78).
