Starting next May, the airline will introduce a flight to Rio de Janeiro and, at the end of the year, it will replace the aircraft with a higher-capacity model.
Author: Marcos Carrieri
Marcos Carrieri
A journalist with stints in daily newspapers and press offices, he holds a master’s degree from the School of Arts and Humanities of the University of Lisbon and a postgraduate degree in business communications from the Methodist University of São Paulo.
Agricultural equipment and commodities are the most sought items by companies from Sudan visiting the Brazilian stand at the Khartoum International Fair.
New president of the Brazilian Association of Defense and Security Materials Industry, Frederico Aguiar, says that Brazil can work in partnership with friendly Arab countries through exports and industrial operations in the region.
Murilo Meihy, professor of Contemporary History at Rio de Janeiro Federal University, launches work in which he portrays the culture of Lebanese immigrants through stories of his family.
Sesc’s Itaquera unit, in São Paulo, is hosting dance and literature presentations in February and March. The goal is to spread the traditions, customs and influences that make up Brazilian culture.
Architect Vincenzo Visciglia is launching a store carrying decoration items and haute couture pieces in late February. The official launch will be in March and the clientele is the high-income public.
Oriental Weavers operates in more than 130 countries, with manufacturing plants in the United States, China and Egypt. Now the company wants to open the Brazilian market.
Low commodity prices impacted on Brazil’s performance in 2015. Brazil had a USD 4.99 billion trade surplus with Arab countries, amounting to roughly one quarter of the country’s overall surplus in the year.
Through a statement, the Saudi state oil company said that the measure is part of the reform process being executed by the Arab country.
Son of immigrants, Romeu Abílio, a retired judge, launched the book ‘Lembranças minurcas’ with memories from his family and the Syrian-Lebanese community that settled in the Minas Gerais city of Guaxupé.
Although the main exporters of the commodity have large financial reserves, lower revenues with the product will impact this year’s budget. North Africa needs to overcome conflicts.
Journalist Talita Ribeiro visited refugee camps in Jordan, Iraq and Turkey and turned to crowdfunding to publish a book and to collect money for groups that aid victims of the conflict.
The organization’s new ambassador in the Brazilian capital Brasília claims trade and mutual investment between Arab countries and Brazil can be worked on.
In November, the main fall happened with shipments of iron ore. Revenues totaled USD 849.2 million. In volume, sales declined 33%.
