The Tangier-Casablanca line was officially launched this Thursday by the French and Moroccan heads of state. The 340 km road trip between the two cities now will take two hours and ten minutes.
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US-based company HyperloopTT said construction of the emirate’s hyperloop will begin in the third quarter of next year.
Cassava flour from Cruzeiro do Sul, guaraná from Maués, cheese from Colônia Witmarsum, cocoa almonds from southern Bahia and pork sausage from Venda Nova do Imigrante are now certified by the INPI as native items.
The Brazilian company presented the Praetor 500 and Praetor 600 at the Orlando Executive Airport fair, in the United States.
A system developed by the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce is ready for implementation. A pilot project was discussed during a meeting in Cairo.
The country spent USD 38 billion on hardware, software and IT services last year, according to the sector’s association.
The Arab country has signed an agreement with the Russian Space Agency to send an astronaut into space in the Soyuz spacecraft, to be launched next year.
A survey from the Ministry of Planning shows management has been streamlined in government-owned businesses.
The Dubai Electricity & Water Authority heads the start-up acceleration program for companies with innovative solutions for the energy sector. The registration period already ended, with a significant participation of Brazilians.
Two students, one majoring in Physics and one in Engineering at UDESC, will compete in the Global Management Challenge this Tuesday and Wednesday, in management and strategy contest.
Speakers in the panel on Innovation and Technology at the Brazil-Arab Countries Economic Forum went over ways to promote bilateral cooperation.
Enrolments are open for a Summer Job program intended for university students from their fourth year on, with an emphasis on technology.
The company is working on the development of a pioneering technology and aims the large-scale production of the fuel. Production has been tested and a pilot project already began.
Brazil’s Electrical Energy Research Center (Cepel) launched an Ultra-High Voltage Laboratory in Rio Janeiro. The country is now the second in the world to have a unit of this kind – China’s the first.
