The first model 737 MAX aircraft will be delivered in 2018. According to the United States-based manufacturing company, the order amounts to US$ 6 billion, based on the model’s list prices.
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Trade balance figures for September indicate that sales to the region increased by 10.8% from September 2011. Imports increased by 84.2% during that same period.
The leader in wooden flooring in Latin America, the company has already sold to the Arab world, where it mainly supplies Egypt. One of the targets for 2013 is to expand the Market in the region.
The official report disclosed last week shows a strong reduction in the country’s foreign sales of oil and its products in the first four months of 2012.
In a talk in Campinas, the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce vice president Rubens Hannun stated that companies willing to profit in the region must adapt their communication and products.
In the second half of October a program will be introduced for the private sector to invest in in building new ports and improving existing ones.
The Brazilian government issued a normative ruling in the Official Gazette this Friday (28th) setting forth the administrative process required for non-Brazilians to purchase lands in the country.
The figure recorded in August was significantly down from the R$ 4.5 billion surplus in August 2011, according to the Brazilian Central Bank.
This was the growth in exports from 1989 to 2011. In Campinas, the CEO at the Arab Brazilian Chamber, Michel Alaby, also showed that exports from the region grew fourfold.
Meeting in Paris should debate job generation for youths on the continent and should include participation of representatives of the Arab countries.
Survey conducted by the National Federation of Industry forecasts industrial growth at 1.6% in 2012. High consumption levels due to year-end shopping are expected to help.
A study by the Fund praises the performance of developing nations during the crisis, but warns that they should be prepared for ‘shocks on the horizon’.
The event began on Wednesday (26) in the city in the interior of São Paulo and will include talks and an exhibition with Arab items up to Sunday (30).
The country cut its production back to 300,000 barrels per day during last year’s civil conflict, but activity has been resumed, and the target for 2015 is 3 million barrels.
