The ambassador of Egypt to Brasília, Ahmed Darwish, said that tourist sites in the country are safe and aims to foster trips by Brazilians.
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A group of specialists from Al Assad University Hospital, from Damascus, is in the Syrian-Lebanese Hospital to learn about procedures for liver transplant, to take the technique to Syria.
Foreign direct investment in Brazil should reach US$ 7 billion in February, according to the Central Bank. This should be the largest inflow into the productive sector in the period.
Brazilians spent US$ 1.7 billion on international travels in January, according to figures disclosed by the Central Bank. This is the highest value since the bank started recording the total, in 1947.
Escaping tendencies and offering exclusive fashion is a trump card for small companies from Bahia innovating in the textile sector. Read the second ANBA article in series ‘Making the difference’.
Brazilian self-sufficiency in oil and the government’s work to control inflation should result in the country’s not being affected by rises in the price of the commodity.
The funds should enter the country over the next four years. BNDES president Luciano Coutinho said that, with this, the level of investment in the country should reach 23% of GDP.
Petrobras started operating in Benin, with the acquisition of half an oil exploration block. The objective is to find light oil.
Innovation is a priority for 47% of small companies in the country. Following, in a series of articles on the matter, learn how entrepreneurs differentiate themselves, doing what nobody does.
Vale has started the test period of its Omani pelletizing plant. Commercial operation should begin in March. The complex should produce 4.5 million tonnes of pellets.
The price of Brent oil rose 1.75% on Monday morning due to the instability in Libya. It has reached its highest price since the beginning of the economic crisis, in 2008.
The first Sharjah Business Forum, in the Emirates, should take place from February 27th to 28th. It aims to foster the part played by the private sector and to promote investment in the region.
In the third week of the month, with five working days, exports totalled US$ 4.542 billion and imports, US$ 3.965 billion.
Brazilian companies participating in the 15th edition of AEEDC closed deals totalling US$ 445,000. Abimo forecasts that new sales may generate revenues of US$ 3 million this year.
