A study forecasts an increase in passenger flow due to the strategic location of airports in the region. By 2015, Dubai’s terminal should be the world’s busiest.
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The international Airport of São Paulo, in the Guarulhos municipality, received 2.872 million passengers in March. Year-to-date through March, throughput was up 5%.
The investment meeting should take place from May 6th to 9th, in Tangiers. The objective is to strengthen economic and trade relations between Morocco and the countries of the Gulf Cooperation Council.
Governor Tarso Genro has an agenda in Ramallah starting on Friday (26). Forecasted are meetings with PNA president Mahmoud Abbas and the signing of agreements for agricultural cooperation.
The choice of the next director general of the World Trade Organisation will be announced in May. The two candidates were the ones with the greatest support in the last round of negotiations.
The National Consumer Expectation Index dropped 1.9% from March to April. The main concern is inflation and lower future income.
The organisation is completing a training programme in the Arab country to guarantee a judicial system to protect children and adolescents.
General Carlos Alberto dos Santos Cruz should head the operation of the 20,000 soldiers from 20 countries in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, in the largest UN peace mission.
The Arab Culture Institute should promote a course to analyse the global view on the Arab world. Classes should take place starting on May 21st.
The projection for the 2013-2014 fiscal year, which starts in July, is a part of the budget proposal that the government has submitted to the Parliament.
There were 192 of this kind of operation from January to March this year, with expansion in the previous quarter, according to a KPMG research.
The GDP of Latin America and the Caribbean should grow 3.5%, boosted mainly by the performance of Brazil and Argentina. Better agricultural activity, growth of investment and domestic demand should boost both economies.
The film ‘Condom Lead’ is the first production from Palestine ever to run for the French festival’s short film category. The movie portrays the relationship between a man and a woman in times of war.
The country will have the right to collect US$ 1.75 billion in the period in 24 months. The objective is to support the programme for economic reforms of the local government.

