Egypt and Saudi Arabia have stood out as Brazilian agribusiness export targets in October, according to information disclosed by the Ministry of Agriculture.
Author: From the Newsroom
The Brazilian state-owned oil company signed contracts with Engevix Engenharia for the construction of eight new production units to be used in pre-salt exploration in Santos Basin.
Transfers of funds to the country from Sudanese people living outside the continent should reach US$ 3.2 billion this year, according to a World Bank report. It is the second highest volume in Africa.
Revenues from shipments between January and October reached US$ 5.56 billion. Nearly 3.2 million tonnes of poultry were exported.
Credit to the sector accounted for 38.9% of disbursements by the bank from January to October, followed by the fields of infrastructure, trade and services, and agriculture.
Foreign sales of motorcycles made in Brazil increased to 55,700 units from January until October compared with the same period of 2009. Honda and Yamaha were the exporting companies.
The new version of the company’s executive jet covered almost 6,500 kilometres non-stop and with 10 people on board, showing its capacity for covering long distances.
The eighth edition of the International Fruit and Vegetable Industry Exhibition should take place from December 9 to 12 in Agadir, Morocco. The event should bring together over 400 exhibitors.
The second edition of the forum on the European continent will take place in London, on November 10 and 11. The event should discuss the challenges and opportunities for halal products and services.
The organization advises for Egypt to expand its reforms to improve the business environment and attract further investment. It acknowledges that the country has progressed a lot in recent years.
The São Paulo Stock Exchange reached all-time highs in monthly financial volume, daily volume of funds and number of deals per day.
The Brazilian enterprise is attending Avex, an aviation fair in the city of Sharm El Sheikh city, for the fourth time. It is going to showcase its Phenom 300 business jet and 190 commercial aircraft.
On the 6th, the Syrian-Lebanese Hospital will open its first external unit, in the Itaim Bibi neighbourhood of São Paulo. Facilities will include image diagnosis, oncology and reproduction centres.
Airports in the two cities had some of the highest increases in passenger flow in September, according to the Airport Council International. Middle East and Latin America topped the global ranking.
