An expedition that will take Brazilians to explore opportunities in Dubai’s real estate market has been moved from May to October. Registration is now open.
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The government aims to attract investment and technology transfer to the sector through the exploration of seven fields, some with reserves estimated at over 100 million barrels.
Commodity prices drop amid expectations of a return to commercial shipping in the region. Global shipowners show caution regarding the announcement.
Announcement by the Ministries of Foreign Affairs and Agriculture and Livestock also includes the opening of Jordan’s market to Brazilian hay.
After years of prospecting, DEP Export began shipping eggs in March from three farms in Pernambuco to the Arab country. The outlook is promising, with higher volumes ordered for April. The company aims to boost exports of poultry products from Brazil’s Northeast.
The Ministry of Investment of Jordan is receiving applications from companies or consortia interested in constructing a toll bridge in Amman. The submission deadline is May 12.
Brazil’s footwear imports have nearly doubled in recent years. In the first quarter of this year, purchases of imported products rose 16.9%, with China as the leading supplier, raising concerns within the domestic industry.
Coopafbasul, a cooperative in southern Bahia, exports tons of shelled coconut to be used in crafting religious artefacts in Egypt.
A natural pasture restoration program is being implemented in partnership with the FAO and aims to ultimately improve food security.
Exports from Brazil to the Arab countries in the Gulf are positive during the quarter but slid 31.47% in March as a result of the war in the Middle East, according the Arab Chamber.
Three Algerian transport operators this week received 908 new buses, the first delivery under a fleet renewal program that foresees the arrival of 10,000 imported vehicles.
The Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund says the number of people facing hunger is expected to increase in the coming months as a result of the war in the Middle East.
Conflict led to a decline in Brazil’s chicken meat shipments to the Middle East in March compared to February. Despite this, more than 45,000 tonnes were sent to countries directly impacted by the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, according to Ricardo Santin.
Carriers not based in countries affected by the conflict say regular services will resume from June. In some cases, operations will not normalize until October.
