The organization has revised its expectation of increase in worldwide commerce expansion from 3.7% to 2.5% in 2012 and from 5.6% to 4.5% in 2013. Director-general criticizes protectionism.
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Airline Rotana Jet, from Abu Dhabi, is the first to offer regular domestic routes in the country. The model operated is the ERJ 145, produced by the Brazilian aircraft maker.
Located in Khartoum, the mill aims at increasing exports and should produce 328 tonnes a year. For 2012, the country hopes for revenues with the sale of the metal to reach US$ 3 billion.
The ranking elaborated by the business school at Navarra University in partnership with consultancy company Ernst & Young shows the most attractive nations to foreign investors.
The contribution will go to a fund launched by the IMF to help the new African country establish macroeconomic institutions deemed essential.
The country is the world’s leading producer of the commodity, and will boost production to bring down market prices.
According to the IMF, 19% of the population of the West Bank and 30% of the residents of Gaza Strip have no jobs. The cash flow for wage payment is compromised.
Built in the internal patio of the French museum, the new space should exhibit over 3,000 works of art created in Islamic countries. The collection covers a period of 1,300 years.
Lima should receive the meeting of heads of state of South America and the Arab countries in October, and expects to attract foreign investment, according to the Peruvian press.
The event begins next Tuesday (18th) and will address dispute settlement, among other issues, through peaceful means, and the outcome of Rio+20. A debate among heads of state is due next week.
Unesco specialists will meet with government officials in the country next week to discuss what type of collection the institution will have.
Those participating in the Arab European Economic Forum, in Lebanon, have concluded that fostering institutions will be essential for the growth of nations. New governments will need help.
This Thursday (13th), the European Union made a proposal to the Egyptian president Mohamed Morsi, who is currently on a visit to the continent. Up to 700 million euros may be loaned.
The economy of the Arab country should grow next year, boosted mainly by domestic consumption, which should climb by 5.3%, against 3.1% estimated for 2012.
