The country bought 4,300 tonnes of aluminium and products from the Arab world in the first quarter of this year. The main supplier was Bahrain and the main items bought were cables and residues.
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The sugarcane crop in the Brazilian Mid-South will reach 508 million tonnes, according to Archer Consulting. That will produce 21.2 billion litres of ethanol and 32.5 million tonnes of sugar.
The proposal was discussed during the Regional Conference of the United Nations’ Food and Agriculture Organization, held in Congo.
The agricultural industry show will be held in Ribeirão Preto this week and expects record-high visitation. There will be business matchmaking rounds with importers.
The country will have its own pavilion at the 13th Offshore Technology Conference, the world’s leading oil industry fair, due in the United States starting next Monday (30th).
The European Union will grant the value to the Arab country to help in projects that may promote social and economic development.
The countries signed agreements on Thursday (26) during a visit by Foreign Minister Antonio Patriota to Nouakchott. Talks covered a committee for cooperation and diplomatic visas.
The 18th edition of the International Tourism Market started last Wednesday (25th) and will continue until Saturday (28th) in Tunis. The event is geared toward hotels, transport and entertainment.
The country will donate US$ 300,000 to the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees. The funds will be allocated to the purchase of tents.
The seventh edition of Sawsana, to take place in Amman, should include Itamaraty participation and offers business opportunities in the areas of agriculture, veterinary studies and food industry.
In Doha, the director general at the WTO, Pascal Lamy, stated that Arab countries need to remove barriers to regional trade so that jobs may be generated, mainly for youths.
According to the IMF, revenues from the commodity’s exports sufficed to make up for losses brought about by political instability and the resulting capital flight from the country.
The second edition of Infra Oman will run from October 2 to 4 in Muscat. At least 25 major construction, transport and electricity projects are underway in the country. In 2011, 5,000 people attended.
The sector exported US$ 1.293 billion from January to March 2012, a higher figure than in the same period of 2011, according to the Brazilian Ministry of Development, Industry and Foreign Trade.
