The World Bank has approved a loan to ensure job creation and food distribution in the country.
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The 51st United Nations Graduate Study Program is targeted at masters and doctoral students around the world. The course will span two weeks in Switzerland. Enrolments are open until February 15th.
An evaluation of IMF technicians about the country’s accounts shows that economic indices should improve in coming years, but management of funds must evolve.
The company will offer executive jet maintenance at the Dubai airport via a local partner.
The US$ 4.8 billion would aim to help the country re-establish its finances, but according to the International Monetary Fund, the Egyptian authorities called for a postponement.
Sixth edition of the World Future Energy Summit is scheduled for January 15th to 17th in Abu Dhabi. It should bring together government and agencies representatives to discuss new energy sources.
In the first week of the month, the trend seen in November has persisted. Brazil exported the equivalent of US$ 4.678 billion and imported US$ 5.141 billion.
The funds will be used to pay wages and manage the deficit. After approval of the new Palestinian states at the UN, Israel blocked transfers and tax revenues.
On December 12th, company Carona Cultural will offer, for the second time, a route covering the main Arab destinations in the city. Mosque Mesquita Brasil and Maxifour are in the program.
Five productions released recently in the Arab country will be shown on DVD this week at the Syrian Arab Cultural Centre, in São Paulo. Admittance is free.
A World Bank study shows that African cities are those that grow fastest in the world and warns that the water system is not prepared to supply this demand.
A study from the International Labour Organization indicates that remuneration does not keep pace with the growth seen in productivity.
The acquirer is Norway’s Yara, which already operates in Brazil and invested US$ 750 million in the deal. Bunge will still distribute agricultural inputs.
According to the UN agency, this is the best way to reduce poverty, fight hunger and promote development.
