So said United Nations Development Programme delegate Jorge Chediek, following the release of a study on the new Brazilian middle class.
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The Verde- Amarela Fair will take place on May 17th and 18th, in Dubai Marina, and should show products and services offered by Brazilians that live in the emirate.
A study forecasts an increase in passenger flow due to the strategic location of airports in the region. By 2015, Dubai’s terminal should be the world’s busiest.
The investment meeting should take place from May 6th to 9th, in Tangiers. The objective is to strengthen economic and trade relations between Morocco and the countries of the Gulf Cooperation Council.
Anib, the sector association, is launching a programme to promote the quality of Brazilian biscuits abroad, and also to help companies prepare for the foreign market. Gulfood, in Dubai, should receive the campaign.
The National Consumer Expectation Index dropped 1.9% from March to April. The main concern is inflation and lower future income.
Businessman and consultant Fernando Curado covers the main formulas that companies may follow for succession of a family business. The event should take place on May 14th.
The projection for the 2013-2014 fiscal year, which starts in July, is a part of the budget proposal that the government has submitted to the Parliament.
There were 192 of this kind of operation from January to March this year, with expansion in the previous quarter, according to a KPMG research.
The GDP of Latin America and the Caribbean should grow 3.5%, boosted mainly by the performance of Brazil and Argentina. Better agricultural activity, growth of investment and domestic demand should boost both economies.
Luiz Moan Yabiku Júnior said foreign sales should rise and eventually reach 1 million automobiles in the next three years. Increasing output is another goal of the new administration.
In the third week of April, Brazilian imports amounted to US$ 6.9 billion and exports stood at US$ 4.6 billion. The deficit was US$ 1.3 billion.
The country will have the right to collect US$ 1.75 billion in the period in 24 months. The objective is to support the programme for economic reforms of the local government.
Algeria’s two-time former minister of Finance, Abdellatif Benachenhou, is coming to Brazil to launch “Emerging Countries,” which was released in 2011 and is now being published in the country.
