Celso Amorim should address the matter with foreign ministers from Japan, India and Germany. At the opening of the UN General Assembly he called for greater presence of developing countries.
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Ziad Anabtawi, vice president of the Palestinian Businessmen Association, claims that the free trade agreement between the two parties will help Palestine overcome economic difficulties.
Both countries should end the bilateral agreement that may allow the Algerian purchase of Brazilian defence and security equipment without need for tenders.
The fund comprising Brazil, India and South Africa was awarded for its work in favour of South-South cooperation.
The Brazilian minister of Defence arrived in Abu Dhabi in the weekend and spoke to local authorities about cooperation in the military field.
The Brazilian and Moroccan cities have signed a statement making them sister cities. After the agreement, actions for cultural, economic and tourist cooperation will be promoted.
In an honour by the Arab Brazilian Chamber, the organisation’s president said that under Celso Amorim, Brazilian diplomacy placed the country on the global scenery, with the respect it deserves.
To the Brazilian Foreign Minister, the line adopted by Brazil should be maintained no matter who wins the elections. ‘The benefits are so clear,’ he said. ‘It would not be sensible to abandon it.’
The head of the Interregional Mechanisms Department at the Brazilian Foreign Office, Gilberto Moura, said the Federation of Arab-South American Chambers of Commerce should be created in February 2011.
The organisation is going to promote a dinner in honour of Foreign Minister Celso Amorim, who has fostered relations between Brazil and the Arab world in recent years.
The Arab country’s Industry and Trade minister, Rachid Mohamed Rachid, addressed the matter with Brazilian counterparts in different ministries. He wants greater cooperation for encouraging business.
Mai Bint Mohammed Al Khalifa, Bahrain’s Culture minister, was named chairperson of the World Heritage Committee yesterday. The organization’s last meeting was held in the Brazilian capital Brasília.
The treaty covers 95% of trade between the two countries. The information was supplied by Evandro Didonet, Brazil’s main negotiator, who took part in the talks that led to the document’s signing.
Bloc’s heads of state should discuss issues such as ending the double collection of the common external tariff, the free trade agreement with Egypt and the granting of tariff preferences to Haiti.
