The institutions announced a USD 4.5 billion debt relief for the North African country in a joint statement. The IMF approved another disbursement of USD 9.3 million and is considering a three-year credit arrangement worth USD 100 million.
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First draft text had asked for “eliminating” fossil fuels, a term that wasn’t adopted after negotiations that overran the deadline of the Dubai-held summit.
Data released by the National Institute of Statistics revealed a 5.28 billion deficit year to date through November. The result represents a drop compared to the last year’s numbers.
In A Vizinha Tunisiana, the Portuguese edition of Al-Ishtiyaq ila al-Jarah published by Tabla in Brazil, Habib Selmi depicts contemporary themes through a romantic relationship between two Tunisians living in France. The Arabic translation is by Felipe Benjamin Francisco.
The Syrian Ministry of Electricity has an open call for offers until January 29 to purchase and install electrical substation bays.
Data from government statistics agency IBGE showed that from July to September services and industry grew by 0.6% each, while the agricultural sector contracted by 3.3% from the second quarter.
Ricardo Santin, of Brazil’s poultry lobby ABPA, is the first Brazilian to lead the industry’s most important institution, with members that account for 73% of the world’s poultry production.
The recruitment days will occur on December 16 and 17. To participate, candidates must pre-register online and send a curriculum vitae and photo.
Concert “Sounds of the World: UAE & Brazil in Symphony” brought together musicians from the two countries in a performance of both classical and popular music.
The IMF mission anticipates normalization of growth one year after the strong performance resulting from the World Cup and estimates that the country’s economy could grow by 5%.
The ambassador of Oman to Brasília, Talal Al-Rahbi, defended Palestine and highlighted the promising investment relationship between Brazil and Oman. The celebration of the Arab country’s National Day took place in the Brazilian capital this Monday (20).
Ahmed Hachani said at a plenary session that reforms implemented by the government can help the country grow. The government aims to integrate the informal economy into the banking circuit.
The oil production cuts are expected to make the Gulf country grow less this year compared to 2022. Still, GDP is projected to increase by 1.3%. Inflation has receded, and reforms favor economic recovery.
President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva received this Monday (13) evening in Brasília a group of 32 Brazilians and relatives who were in the Gaza Strip in Palestine.
