This is the fourth consecutive raise in a year for all types of gasoline. The price of diesel was maintained.
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The Arab Brazilian Chamber will host an online event next Tuesday (8) to provide business people with an overview of the foreign scenario. The entity will also present its schedule of activities for the year.
According to the Food Export Council, revenue reached USD 4.1 billion last year. The main products exported were rice, grains, onions, garlic, potatoes, vegetables, fruits, citrus, and peanuts.
The Qatari airline has ordered 50 new 777-8 Freighter units, presented to the market by Boeing this Monday (31). Qatar Airways is expected to receive the first aircraft from the order in 2027 and become the first to operate the new model.
The state expects to produce 500,000 tonnes of green hydrogen per year. MoUs have already been signed with 18 companies.
Brazil-based companies participated in the World of Coffee trade show earlier this month. The event was coordinated by the Brazilian Specialty Coffee Association, and deals made at the show are expected to yield 20.72 million over the following 12 months.
The average expected growth for the Qatari economy in 2022 is 2.8%. Estimates range from 1.6% to 3.7%.
Covertina is an Egyptian company specializing in chocolates. Its products reach 25 countries, including Ecuador, Costa Rica, and Panama.
A USD 40 million investment provided by a US agency to develop the internationalization of SMEs in Egypt could generate up to USD 255 million in exports.
Baldoni, a honey and derivatives industry, has certified its main product as halal. The brand targets the Arab market and intends to triplicate sales.
Zubair Mughal, CEO of AlHuda Centre of Islamic Banking & Economics, said at the Global Halal Brazil forum that some institutions in the region require Sharia-compliant sources of funding.
The Egyptian Minister of Planning and Economic Development, Hala El-Saeed, reviewed the preliminary indicators of the country’s economic performance from July through September.
A group formed by five ministers and other government representatives will work to double Egyptian exports to African countries by 2025.
According to the president of the Egypt Internal Trade Development Authority, the country accounts for 15% of foreign investment in the continent. Ibrahim Ashmawy announced several new improvements for the Egyptian trade sector, such as a commodity exchange, strategic inventory expansion, and e-commerce platforms.
