The Brazilian president pointed out the ‘historic moment’ lived by the country with the victory of Mohamed Morsi, first civilian elected president in 60 years of the republic.
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Long-Term Interest Rate charged on Brazilian Development Bank financing dropped from 6% to 5.5% a year. The measure is expected to encourage investing and will apply to both old and new contracts.
The slaughterhouse is Brazil’s most international company. Vale is the one with most units abroad, according to a research by Dom Cabral Foundation.
The Arab country was the eight main destination for exports of these companies from January to May this year. But sales to the Saudis, like exports in general, dropped in comparison with 2011.
After losing the dispute to host the 2016 and 2020 Olympics, the government of Qatar plans for one more try to take the event to Doha. Activities begin in London.
The donation was made to the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East, and will be used in food purchases.
The writer will attend Flip, the Paraty Literary Festival, and participate in a talk in São Paulo next July. A book of poems translated into Portuguese will arrive at bookstores next week.
Agreement enables users of customer loyalty programs Smiles and Privilege Club to gain miles on flights of the two companies.
Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries Fund will turn US$ 66 million for the economic development of 34 countries, most in Africa. Mauritania will have resources for solar energy.
G20 leaders announced the creation of AgResults, a fund which will acknowledge innovative endeavours in food security and agricultural development worldwide. The fund will have up to US$ 100 million.
Two of the leading oil producing countries organise an event at Rio+20 to discuss the importance of developing clean energies even in places whose hydrocarbon supplies are vast.
Brazilian foreign sales reached US$ 5.05 billion, a 0.8% increase compared with the other weeks this month, based on daily average figures.
King Abdullah appointed his half-brother Salman as first in line of succession after the death of Naif Bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, the Interior minister.
From July 10th to 13th, the Syrian-Arab Cultural Centre will accept enrolments for its Arabic course of the second half of the year. Classes are available in the late afternoon and early evening.
