The Brazilian stand at the food fair, which starts next Monday in Riyadh, is going to feature beef, dairy and fruit companies, as well as Halal certification organizations.
Author: From the Newsroom
Registration of motor vehicles in Brazil reached 3.8 million units from January to September this year, according to data supplied by the National Motor Vehicle Dealership Association (Fenabrave).
The country’s foreign sales generated US$ 18.8 billion in September against US$ 13.8 billion in the same month in 2009. The Brazilian trade balance had a US$ 1 billion surplus.
Next week in São Paulo, Islamic Development Bank representatives will give lectures on how Brazilian companies may have access to the system.
Brazilian production of the agricultural input reached 6.04 million tonnes from January to August this year, an increase of 13.9% over the same period of 2009. In august, the output rose by 11.9%.
The organisation, responsible for promotion of Arab culture in Brazil, should promote, on Thursday, a culture festival with Arab and Gypsy dance and Samba, among others.
In August, 722,300 passengers arrived on international flights in Brazil. In the first eight months this year, arrivals have already exceeded 5 million.
Icarda is an international research institute for agriculture in arid regions that is headquartered in Aleppo. The organisation is selecting a scientist to work with small ruminants.
The Abu Dhabi International Petroleum Exhibition & Conference will take place in the capital of the United Arab Emirates from November 1st to 4th. The event should feature over 1,600 exhibitors.
The fund comprising Brazil, India and South Africa was awarded for its work in favour of South-South cooperation.
Brazil shipped 99 million pairs of shoes up until August. Sales totalled US$ 1 billion, representing growth of 10% over 2009. Saudi Arabia imported the equivalent of US$ 9 million.
The Brazilian minister of Defence arrived in Abu Dhabi in the weekend and spoke to local authorities about cooperation in the military field.
Libyan Airlines and Afriqiyah Airways, based in the Arab country, should receive 37 new aircraft by the end of 2012.
Enrolment is open for the course ‘Islamic architecture: Arabs, the Islam and other peoples,’ which will start on October 14th, at the Arab Brazilian Chamber Space, in São Paulo.
