Exports reached US$ 4.4 billion in the first week of the month. The daily average was US$ 1.1 billion, up 14.2% from August of this year.
Author: From the Newsroom
Sector foreign sales generated US$ 62.5 billion from January to August. Last month, however, there was a reduction of 10.5% in Brazilian shipments.
Brazil exported the equivalent of US$ 517.7 million during the month, down 35% from August last year. The crop took too long to reach the market.
The institution disbursed US$ 33.2 billion from January to July. In July, however, financings were up 5.6% from July 2011.
The territories’ GDP was up 9.9% last year because of the reconstruction of Gaza and of international donations. Long-term perspectives, however, have worsened as a result of the ongoing occupation.
The government will spend the funds on food, job creation, and economic stabilization. A fundraising meeting for countries and organizations is now taking place in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
Sales of Brazilian products to both regions generated US$ 2.25 billion in August. Imports also dropped in the month. Ministry blames the international crisis.
The photograph exhibit on Arab presence in Latin America will be on show at the ONA Foundation’s Villa Des Arts as of next Friday (7th). The show has already been made permanent in Morocco.
In the Arab country, 1.5 million hectares of farmable lands are in the hands of foreign investors, according to a FAO/Fida study.
According to the International Air Transport Association, passenger demand in the region was up 11.2% in July. Demand was up in Latin America and Africa as well.
The goal is to showcase the country’s non- oil and gas products and services. The program includes business matchmaking rounds and enrolment closes on October 4.
Expansion of the Gross Domestic Product was the lowest since the third quarter of 2009, but the best since the second quarter of 2011. Agriculture grew 4.9% and industry dropped 2.5%.
A United Nations report on the region forecasts a population increase of 500,000 and shortage of fresh water, electric power, and schools by 2020.
In the second quarter, there was retraction of European exports and imports, as well as those of India, Russia and South Africa. Brazil expanded foreign purchases, according to the OECD.
