Mohamed El Moghraby toured this Monday afternoon the organization’s new headquarters, which opened at the end of April.
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Brazil’s exports and imports balance had a surplus last week. Positive results were also registered in June and also year-to-date.
Financial institutions estimate that prices will be up 3.64% this year and the economy will see 0.4% growth.
The state-owned company produced, on average, 2.18 million daily barrels per day in Brazil in May.
Dairy companies exported USD 15 million worth of product to Arab nations from January to May this year. The region is the second biggest importer of Brazilian dairy products.
The first model designed and built in the Arab country will be exhibited during the 24 Hours of Le Mans, the traditional race that takes place this weekend in France.
The Brazilian Central Bank index signals that Brazil’s economic activity went up in April over March. In comparison to the same month of 2016, the increase was even sharper at 0.51%.
Rio de Janeiro’s Museum of Tomorrow will host a seminar on asylum and an exhibit on climate change-driven displacements. Many other events will happen starting this weekend, with the UNHCR as a partner.
The organization based in the Jordanian capital recorded USD 2.2 billion worth of foreign sales registered from January to May this year.
The Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) welcomed the United Arab Shipping Company (UASC) after the latter’s merger with Germany’s Hapag-Lloyd, creating the 5th biggest company of its kind in the world.
The month-on-month increase came after a 2.6% drop in March from February, according to a survey conducted by the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE).
Foreign sales reached USD 441 million from January to May this year. Shipped volume also went up. Sales to Arab countries went down.
The volume increased in April from March after dropping for two straight months. Nominal revenue climbed by 1.3% month-on-month.
Brazilian banks polled by the Ministry of Finance estimate that the so-called Central Government will run a BRL 142 billion deficit this year. As of May, a BRL 148 billion deficit was expected.
