Brazilian bovine meat exports generated US$ 2.5 billion in revenues according to Industry Association figures. The volume shipped increased by an even higher rate, 22.57%, to 562,000 tonnes.’
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Qatar Foundation has open enrolment for the Leaners’ Voice. The project selects students worldwide for leadership training and education. The group should attend a forum in Doha.
The Dubai-based airline is sponsoring the Fifa Confederations Cup in Brazil. Marketing actions will provide guests with access to box seats and fans may win miles.
The Brazilian company has already communicated to the market that it plans to fly to Nigeria. If the project goes ahead, the route will be operated with the fleet of 737 aircraft.
World Bank study shows that in 2011, for the first time ever, the number of middle-class people in the region outstripped the number of poor people.
Survey shows that productivity increased in Brazil from 1975 through 2010, considering production increments stemming from efficiency and excluding those ascribable to increased use of production inputs.
The country should generate 70 megawatts of electricity by 2016 and two gigawatts by 2030. The project includes solar, wind and photovoltaic energy and is in the tendering phase.
According to the International Monetary Fund, the country is being successful in its quest for a balanced budget, but debt-ridden Dubai may hamper medium-term performance.
The competition is turned to youths aged 9 to 25. The winners will travel to New York to present their work. Enrolment goes on to June 30th.
Five cities are presenting their projects in Paris. Brazil’s vice president Michel Temer, São Paulo state governor Geraldo Alckmin and São Paulo city mayor Fernando Haddad will outline the Brazilian bid.
Ship União will replace Constituição in the lead of the UN maritime taskforce in the Arab country. The ship has performed the same task from October 2011 to July 2012.
The furniture and decoration fair that was promoted in late May, in Dubai, also generated potential business of US$ 2.2 million over the next twelve months. Eight Brazilian companies participated in the event.
The IMF board has approved a US$ 1.74 billion loan agreement made in April. As a result, the country can withdraw a US$ 150.2 million instalment.
The Egyptian Planning minister, Amr Darrag, stated that the US$ 4.8 billion deal should be confirmed in late June. The country’s counterpart forecasts greater taxes.
