Representatives of the Arab country are exhibiting at Vitória Stone Fair, an ornamental stone fair to take place from the 15th to the 18th, in Espírito Santo. Egypt has participated since 2006.
Author: From the Newsroom
Foreign sales of Brazil totalled US$ 141.1 million in January. The result was the best for the month in recent years, according to figures the Confederation of Brazilian Hides and Skins Industries.
A project is being developed aimed at improving rice production in several African countries, among them Mauritania. Distribution of quality seeds is part of the plan.
The Institute of Arab Culture promoted a meeting to speak about Palestinian women, next week, at 7:30 pm, in São Paulo.
The financial turnover in the month was US$ 77.5 billion, against US$ 79.3 billion in December. The main index in the Brazilian stock markets sagged 3.93%.
The state-owned company of the Arab country wants to acquire up to 55,000 tonnes of sugar in bulk. The commodity easily the main product exported by Brazil to the Syrian market.
Both regions were those presenting the greatest growth in passenger air traffic in December. Brazil, the United Arab Emirates and Oman were highlights in the month.
The Brazilian company signed an agreement making EgyptAir Maintenance & Engineering its authorized centre for maintenance, repair and overhaul services on Embraer aircraft.
In December, Brazil produced 2.18 million barrels of oil and 69 million cubic metres of natural gas per day.
The Brazilian minister of Tourism, Pedro Novais, discussed the matter with the Iraqi ambassador to Brasília, Baker Fattah Hussen.
The southernmost Brazilian state accounts for 90% of the Brazilian output. This year, the crop forecast is 640,000 tonnes. High quality fruit is expected.
The company traded 7 million vehicles worldwide. Brazil was the 10th main market, with 196,000 units sold last year.
It was the largest ever issuance of debt securities by a Brazilian company on the international capital market. The bonds mature in five, ten and thirty years.
Last year, industrial activity in São Paulo had the next-to-best level in eight years, second only to 2004. To the Federation of Industries, the sector has returned to its pre-crisis activity levels.
