The latest edition of Arab Chamber TV features the talk ‘Economic Scenarios of Arab Countries in 2013,’ Palestine’s status as a UN observer state, Brazil’s trade relations with the Arab World, an interview with Fabio Saldanha of the company Quickly Serviço, and Arab influence in samba music.
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The Consumer Expectation Index was up in March following three straight months on a downward curve, according to the National Confederation of Industry.
Foreign sales from Brazil averaged at US$ 19.323 billion in March, down 7.6% from March 2012. The average per working day, however, was US$ 966.2 million, up 1.6% from March last year.
Although it has been completed, the new terminal in Doha does not meet safety requirements of the Civil Defence Department.
Importation of chemicals grew by 15.9% in the first two months of 2013, strongly influenced by products used in fertilizer manufacturing. Output and sales declined for the industry in Brazil.
A technical mission will travel to the country ‘in the first days of the month’ to resume talks with local authorities on a US$ 4.8 billion loan. The austerity level required is a pending matter.
International Monetary Fund claims that the practice is detrimental to countries’ economies and that the funds could be spent on social actions. Arab countries spend the most on subsidies.
The state governor and the president of the aircraft maker in Brazil have signed a MoU to train Brazilian professionals on soldering systems that may also be used in the naval industry.
The state governor and the president of the aircraft maker in Brazil have signed a MoU to train Brazilian professionals on soldering systems that may also be used in the naval industry.
The state governor and the president of the aircraft maker in Brazil have signed a MoU to train Brazilian professionals on soldering systems that may also be used in the naval industry.
Production dropped 2.5 points in the month and ended at 46.1 points, as against 48.6 points in January, according to figures disclosed by the National Confederation of Industries. The results range from zero to 100 and values below 50 are considered negative.
Production dropped 2.5 points in the month and ended at 46.1 points, as against 48.6 points in January, according to figures disclosed by the National Confederation of Industries. The results range from zero to 100 and values below 50 are considered negative.
Foreign sales of capital goods from Brazil amounted to US$ 1.42 billion in the first two months this year. Imports were up and the trade deficit increased.
Government launched a site to help expatriate Brazilians who wish to return. The Foreign Office estimates that 300,000 to 400,000 people resettled in the country within five years.
