The projection was disclosed as a preview of a report on the world economy. According to the United Nations, Asian countries should be the main drivers of growth.
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The president of the Brazilian Poultry Exporters Association, Francisco Turra, stated that shipments should end the year at similar levels to those of 2008.
This Wednesday, in Geneva, a group of developing nations decided to sign an agreement providing for a 20% reduction in foreign trade tariffs on 70% of the products traded among them.
The event will be promoted by the Unctad and is going to bring together representatives of five Arab countries interested in cooperating to fight poverty through economic development.
The Syrian Lebanese hospital should have a new unit starting in 2010, in the Itaim Bibi neighbourhood, in São Paulo. The investment in the eight story building is US$ 20 million.
Minister Celso Amorim said Brazil will exempt the world’s poorest nations from import tariffs. The statement was made at the WTO conference, since the Doha Round failed to produce an agreement.
A survey conducted among 2,000 citizens in Rio de Janeiro showed that 5% dream of getting to know Dubai. The most desired target, however, is Disneyland.
Exhibition ‘Immigrant Press in São Paulo’ brings newspapers and magazines produced by immigrant communities since the 19th century. Among them is paper Al Afkar, published by a Lebanese.
The airline’s sales team in Brazil had its performance acknowledged with an award granted by the chairman of the group, Ahmed Bin Saeed Al-Maktoum.
São Paulo – Brazil should become self-sufficient in ammonia and urea production within five years, according to projections made by the minister of Agriculture, Reinhold Stephanes. The minister met with president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and the president of Petrobras, José Sérgio Gabrielli, on this Tuesday (24th). At the meeting, Petrobras disclosed its plans
The declaration requires the country to treat foreign and local investors equally, and to promote responsible business practices. There are 41 other signatories, including Brazil.
The CEO of the Dubai-based company, Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem, said that he is waiting on the company’s board to assess a feasibility report in order to decide whether to invest in the Brazilian state.
The line of credit is by the IRDB. The intention is for Brazil to expand the financing to small and medium businesses. The sector is responsible for two of every three jobs generated in Brazil.
The Brazilian oil company was only behind the North American Exxon Mobil in profitability, among the main listed companies in the third quarter. The study is by Economatica.
