The investment company from Abu Dhabi will have a 5.63% share in EBX holding, which controls businesses in the areas of energy, logistics, oil and mining, among others.
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The United Nations needs US$ 84 million to help Syrian citizens who have sought shelter in Jordan, Lebanon, Turkey and Iraq. The organization estimates that 40,000 people have left the country.
The meat processing company posted losses of US$ 41.5 million last year, a figure 74% lower than in 2010.
Boeing, Airbus and Embraer sign agreement to develop biofuels with costs and performances similar to petroleum’s.
The Fund and the World Bank complimented Brazil on its accounts and performance through the crisis. Still, the two claim lower interest rates would help the country benefit from increased demand.
The country’s purchases from Brazil dropped early this year due to local authorities having found issues with products from other countries, and having decided to revise the documentation as a result.
The figure resulted from US$ 4.921 billion in exports and US$ 4.341 billion in imports.
The patriarch of the Egyptian Christians died last Saturday. In 2006, he visited Brazil to consecrate the first Coptic Church in the country.
International Monetary Fund technicians claim Palestinian Authority has to keep cost of living under control, manage unemployment and carry out projects using only funds donated to this end.
The plastic processing industry recorded a US$ 1.35 billion foreign trade deficit due to exports growing at a much lower rate than imports.
The head of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East calls for US$ 75 mn and appeals to countries like Brazil. Children’s hospitals and schools need funds.
Arab Brazilian Chamber president Salim Schahin proposed for annual meeting to be held in the country. He attended the General Union of Arab Chambers of Commerce 60-year celebration in Lebanon.
Renault Brazil sponsors the duo Assiane Adada and Valérie Vilatte, who will compete with a Duster 4×4 model car in a 100% female race.
The son to a Lebanese father and one of Brazil’s foremost geographers, Aziz Nacib Ab’Saber died this Friday in Cotia. An emeritus professor at the USP, he possessed vast knowledge of Arab culture.
