The summit kicks off this Monday and ends on Wednesday. One of the goals is to discuss sustainable sources which may drive the world economy and promote sustainable development.
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Revenues from sales from Brazil to the region stood at US$ 66 million in September. The leading buyer was the United Arab Emirates.
The country has received 90 requests for refuge from Syrians since conflicts erupted in the region, in March of last year.
The country is expecting to receive over 11 million visitors this year and return to pre-Arab Spring levels in 2013.
The country’s share in global exports of industrialized goods dropped from 0.85% to 0.73% from 2005 to 2011. Meanwhile, the share of Brazilian imports was up from 0.69% to 1.37%.
Economic Research Institute survey shows 95.4% of international tourists intend to visit the country again. Business tourism was up 9.8% last year.
The Foreign Trade Chamber (Camex) ruled that the tariff will remain lowered from 10% to 2% for 12 months. The measure was previously valid for only 180 days. Morocco is the main supplier to Brazil.
Booth at the Paris food fair will have 15 enterprises. Poultry Industry Union and the export promotion agency Apex will take 30 importers from Africa and Eastern Europe to visit the booth.
The growth rate is expected each year until 2015, when the technology services market in the region should have a turnover of US$ 5.2 billion, according to a study released by the Dubai Chamber.
According to figures released by the Federal Customs Authority, the result was due to stimulus policies and investment.
A project of the Brazilian Ministry of Foreign Relations (Itamaraty), the Brazilian Cotton Institute and the UN agency will make US$ 10 million available to boost farming of the product in developing
Event promoted in São Paulo by Arab Brazilian Chamber and newspaper Valor Econômico will focus on international economy, agribusiness and trade between Brazil, Middle East and North Africa.
Foreign minister Antonio Patriota will be in the Arab country next Tuesday (16th) to meet with his counterpart, Nasser Judeh, and with king Abdullah II.
Revenues from Brazilian foreign sales stood at US$ 4.4 billion, i.e. US$ 1.11 billion per working day. Sales were up 3.6% from the first week of October.
