A decree by the Brazilian federal government withdrew wharfage fees levied on movements inside ports from import tariff calculations. The goal is to make purchases of imported products more affordable.
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The e-commerce company has expanded its international sales program, which has been available since Tuesday (7) for all sellers on the platform, not only guests sellers.
An IMF team conducted a virtual mission in the country and reported that commodity prices have exacerbated the local economic and humanitarian crisis. Yemen is a net importer of oil.
The São Paulo state government released details of the bidding process for 600 kilometers of highways. National and foreign companies are eligible to participate.
The Egyptian Financial and Industrial Company seeks to expand exports to the Latin American market, especially Brazil.
World Logistic Passport is bringing representatives for seminars and a road show in Brazil aimed to attract new Brazilian companies to use its services.
The Egyptian producer of olive oils, olives, peppers, dates, herbs, and spices participated in the APAS Show in São Paulo and intends to export its products to the Brazilian market.
A Brazilian delegation led by the special secretary for Strategic Affairs of the Presidency of the Republic, Flávio Rocha, was received in Saudi Arabia. It completed a trip through nine Arab nations. Investments were the subject of discussions in the last country visited.
Mubadala Capital acquired two medical schools in the state of Bahia, it said in a statement.
The Brazilian company carried out the first tests in the production of the fuel, which could help the airline industry reduce CO2 emissions.
Flávio Rocha, special secretary of Strategic Affairs of the Presidency of the Republic of Brazil, led a mission to Bahrain and was received by the prince and prime minister, Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa. The delegation discussed cooperation and trade with the country.
The Syrian Investment Agency announced investment opportunities for two provinces with facilitations stimulated by the government.
Official figures show Brazil’s GDP grew by 1% in the first three months of 2022 over the previous quarter and 1.7% compared to the same period in 2021.
Brazilian agribusiness shipped 1 million tonnes of wheat to Saudi Arabia, Morocco, Sudan, and Egypt from January to April this year. The region accounted for almost half of Brazilian exports of the cereal in the period.
