Brazilian vice president Michel Temer met with the CEO and Institutional Relations director in Brasília. He will be celebrated on the day of the Arab community.
Author: From the Newsroom
A United Nations report shows that the region grew on average 4% over the last decade. The solution to growth is export diversification.
In January, 5.5 million passengers crossed the terminal, growth of 14.6% over the same period in 2012. The region with the greatest growth was South America.
The country plans to reach such daily production volume by late 2013. New oil discoveries were made, with capacity for production of 2,188 barrels a day.
On March 8, the UN should releases a song inspired on the story of women supported by the organisation. One of them is the Somali Fahan Hassan. The Brazilian Bebel Gilberto should also participate.
The meeting took place at the home of the ambassador of Oman to Brasília last week. They discussed relations between Brazil and the Arab countries.
The event should take place on Sunday (24) in Muskat and should discuss opportunities for the development of an Islamic finance market in the country.
The country only came behind France and Spain as importer of Moroccan products in 2012, according to newspaper La Vie Éco. OCP presence in Brazil was influential.
Sales from Brasil to the region dropped 3.8% in January this year as against the same period in 2012. The country shipped 106,000 tonnes there last year.
Purchases of transformed plastic products reached US$ 30 billion in 2012, according to Abiplast. National production dropped 0.43%.
Organized by the Brazilian Ministry of Development, Industry and Foreign Trade and the Export and Investment Promotion Agency, the delegation took 30 companies to Saudi Arabia and to the Emirates.
United Nations agencies are going to support 30 countries over the next seven years for the strategic development of the green economy. The initiative was released on Tuesday (19) in Kenya and the objective is to create new jobs and areas of operation, promote clean technologies, reduce poverty and risks to the environment, according to
From March 26th to 28th, a fair brings together companies from 30 countries with products related to agricultural technology, poultry, vegetable farming, fish production, machinery and supplements.
Foreign sales of the Brazilian furniture industry grew by US$ 208 million from 2011 to 2012, according to figures disclosed by the Brazilian Furniture project.
