Today and tomorrow, in Brasília, the second meeting of social-area ministers should take place. The minutes include themes like hunger alleviation, reduction of poverty and the Millennium Goals.
Author: From the Newsroom
‘The Desert is Not Silent’ should bring together 28 Greco-Roman archaeological works and 51 canvases by three contemporary Libyan painters. The exhibition should open in São Paulo on March 9th.
Brazil sold the equivalent to US$ 104.4 million on the foreign market in January. Tunisia is among the destinations that grew most, having expanded the business volume by 48.5 times.
The uniform presented by Nike is made out of recycled PET bottles. According to the company, the material is lighter and ventilated.
Headed by the Development minister, the delegation should visit Egypt, Lebanon and Iran. It is promoted by the Ministry of Development with the support of the Arab Brazilian Chamber.
The two deposits are in Barracuda field, in Campos Basin, 100 kilometres off the coast of Rio de Janeiro. The recoverable volume is estimated at 65 million barrels.
In January, average daily production of oil and natural gas reached 2.52 million barrels, against 2.43 million in the same month in 2009.
Sotracov, a public company from the country, is interested in 2,000 tonnes of beef and three thousand tonnes of mutton. The limit for bids is the 28th.
Brazil, together with China and India, stood out in the number of acquisitions and sales of makers of consumer products in late 2009. On the Brazilian market there were eight transactions.
Sales of the product should reach 1.145 billion litres in Brazil, according to the Abrafati, the sector association. Areas like the auto industry should boost the trade.
Brazil purchased 1.9 million tonnes of products, equivalent to US$ 2.2 billion. The main imports were inputs like fertilizers and thermoplastic resin.
The country should promote, in March, a conference to show its projects to foreign investors. The growth in production of oil should guarantee revenues for Libyan expansion in coming years.
The Abef’s stand in Dubai will house nine companies, and five other affiliates will have their own stands. The organization will distribute a magazine on the Brazilian experience in Halal slaughter.
Brazilian foreign sales totalled US$ 104.41 million. Volume-wise, shipments increased by 21% in comparison with the same month of 2009.
