Revenues from foreign sales grew by 28.5% in the first half. The volume shipped increased by 6.8%. The Middle East remained the leading market.
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In July, the country will promote a forum to discuss the seed industry and biotechnology in African farming. The idea is to discuss how technology can help the region produce more.
The industry’s revenues increased in the first quarter this year, according to a survey conducted by the Oxford Business Group. The country is expecting an outstanding year in tourism.
The country produced 2.491 million barrels of oil equivalent per day during the month, as against 2.445 million in April.
The trade surplus of Brazil reached US$ 12.9 billion from January to June this year, as a result of US$ 118 billion in exports and US$ 105.3 billion in imports.
Teachers at the Belenzinho unit of the Social Service for Trade (Sesc) will teach belly dance, veil dance and baton dance on Sundays in July.
The French minister was chosen by the institution after competing with the president of the Central Bank of Mexico, Agustín Carstens, for the post. Brazil was officially in favour of her.
Nassir Abdulaziz Al-Nasser, a diplomat from the Arab country, will head the 66th Assembly General of the United Nations starting in September. He will replace the Swiss Joseph Deiss.
In May, Brazilian airports recorded 708,000 international flight arrivals, a record figure for the month.
Revenues with foreign sales of the product reached US$ 53.1 million in Minas Gerais in the first five months of the year.
The ports of Paranaguá and Antonina should start returning to their suppliers the packages and residues of pesticides, batteries and tyres, according to the National Policy of Solid Residues.
The Phenom 100 is the first delivered to Titan Aviation, which should receive another two aircraft of the model in 2012. The company works in leasing and should send the aircraft to India.
The decline in disbursements was recorded from January to April. According to the bank, which loaned US$ 21.2 billion, the trend is a reflection of increased interest rates.
Embraer forecasts that the market for 30- to 120-seat aircraft will see a turnover of US$ 320 billion up until 2030. The greatest growth should come from the Middle East, Latin America and China.
