The bus body manufacturer based in the state of Rio Grande do Sul estimates that 200 units should be made at its factory in 2012. This year, the volume was lower than that due to the Arab Spring.
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Dilma said she will "grant special attention" to the Arab region of the continent next year. Latin America and Africa are going to continue as priorities for Brazilian foreign policy.
The US$ 7.5 million donation is the largest the country has ever made to the UN organisation that takes care of Palestinian refugees. Another US$ 960,000 will be turned to feeding and education.
The increase took place over five years. Foreign investment portfolio reached US$ 660.5 billion by December 31, 2010, according to the Census of Foreign Capital in Brazil, issued by the Central Bank.
Revenues with shipments grew 21% over the same month last year, but dropped 5% in comparison with October 2011.
International Monetary Fund’s managing director meets with Iraqi prime-minister and claims that the Arab country is on the path to growth.
The Moroccan OCP, of phosphates, and multinational Yara, of fertilizers, signed an agreement regarding a complex in Rio Grande do Sul. The Arab country will supply raw material to the unit.
Ronaldo, Zidane and other football starts join forces in Germany to collect funds for the Horn of Africa, a region that includes the Arab Somalia and Djibouti.
Some of the Airbus A380 aircraft offer internet connection via laptop, smartphone or tablet.
The prognosis for 2012 was culled from a survey of over 300 enterprises in Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the Emirates. Still, the forecast concerning the overall behaviour of businesses is cautious.
Now, tickets can be reserved for flights of the Dubai-based low-cost airline.
The capital of the United Arab Emirates will receive politicians, government officials and researchers to discuss the exchange of information on climate change.
Ban Ki-moon meets with local authorities and announces the opening of a political office in the country in January 2012.
Anuar Nahes was paid tribute by emir Hamad Bin Khalifa Al Thani after four years working in the country. The diplomat will take office at the Brazilian embassy in Baghdad, Iraq.
