In the third quarter, the company saw an increase in automobile sales in the region, which comprises the Arab countries Morocco, Tunisia and Algeria. Worldwide, sales grew by 6.7%.
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According to the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, US$ 1.6 trillion were laundered in 2009. In Africa, crime-related damage prevents poverty reduction.
The Middle East, which is the leading foreign market for company Brasil Foods (BRF), accounts for 31.5% of its export revenues.
The city’s national park attracted 885,800 visitors from January to August, nearly half of which are foreigners.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) says that the country is resisting the economic crisis, but adds that it is necessary to reduce dependence on oil exports.
The Egyptian group’s shares reached their highest value since September 22 after a deal with EBX for building a fertilizer plant in Rio de Janeiro was announced.
Despite the high rate of students who stop their schooling, the Unesco believes that there has been evolution in the sector. But it recognises the need for efforts for teens to continue studying.
A report by the organisation says the country has been successful in becoming an outsourcing hub, but that it needs to expand its information technology infrastructure and promote inclusive policies.
An IMF report forecasts great GDP growth for oil exporters in 2011, however, low growth is forecasted for the importers. Economic recovery of these nations should be slow in 2012.
The Brazilian aircraft manufacturing company will hold its eighth Embraer Executive Operators Conference in the Middle East this Tuesday and next Wednesday in the United Arab Emirates.
Journalist Isaura Daniel received the award of the Brazilian Association of Highway Concessionaires, in the Internet category, for article ‘Ready to resurface’, published in July.
The country will take a non-permanent seat for two years starting on January 1, 2012.
The funds will be allocated to new product development and to expanding the market share.
The Brazilian footwear brand took its 2012 spring-summer advertising campaign to 15 different nations, including Saudi Arabia. The items have been adapted for the country.
