Organisations from France, Brazil and Africa should present research programmes turned to the fight against desertification on the continent. The event should take place on June 20th, at the Rio+20.
Author: From the Newsroom
The World Economic Forum has disclosed two reports on policies for job generation in the region, suggesting ‘social innovation’ and ‘paradigm shifts’ in how governments deal with the matter.
The growth was 4.93% from April to May. The level reached last year was the highest over the last nine years.
The total will be invested over five years. The Algerian state-owned oil company plans to expand its gas resource base and increase refining and petrochemical capacity.
A mission from the country that will attend Rio+20 will lay out plans of increasing crop output while preserving the environment.
According to the ministry of Energy of Iraqi Kurdistan, Achti Horami, the expectation is for oil production to reach two million barrels a day by 2019.
United Arab Emirates airline will operate daily flights between Abu Dhabi and São Paulo starting in June next year.
According to a report by the International Labour Organisation, 21% of the Palestinian population had no jobs in 2011. In 2010, 23.7% were unemployed.
Teaching institutions in Saudi Arabia and Egypt are in a British ranking, alongside Brazil’s Unicamp and Unesp.
The meeting should cover themes like the Arab Spring, Syria, the Euro Zone crisis, employment and growth, from June 4 to 6. The meeting will also be turned to North Africa and Eurasia.
Somdiaa group should invest US$ 370 million in its companies on the continent to increase sugar production and guarantee local self-sufficiency.
A group of educators and investors from the Middle East and North Africa will be in Rio de Janeiro next Monday to learn more about the teaching system at Estácio University.
Exports reached US$ 23.215 billion, up by only 0.026% compared with the same month of last year. Imports, on the other hand, were up 2.93%.
A refinery in the emirate purchased 300,000 tonnes of the product because the country’s crop was good, the currency is depreciated, and freight costs are advantageous.
