Publishing houses have recovered in the wake of the country’s improving economy, after problems faced with cost hikes in the dollar three years ago. Egypt has 500 publishing houses.
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Brazil produced 1.2 billion barrels of oil equivalent in 2019. Rio de Janeiro was the state that accounted for the largest share.
Selected companies will exhibit in Brazil Pavilion during the International Agricultural Fair of Morocco (SIAM) in Meknes. Ministry of Agriculture organizes participation. Deadline for registering is Friday (31).
State will open international office in Dubai on February 10 and have appointments with a corporate delegation led by governor João Doria from February 8 to 13.
In November, the amount of newly established companies climbed 25.5% year on year as per a survey from Serasa Experian.
During his stay, Milad Mosbah Elbriki had a series of meetings with the support of the Arab Brazilian Chamber. Industries of interest range from construction to coffee.
The Arab market moved from the fifth largest importer of goods from Brazil in 2018 to the third in 2019, only behind China and the US.
The Arab Chamber hosted this Wednesday (29) a preparatory event for the food and beverage fair to take place in Dubai in February. Brazil has presented more and more natural products, following the market trends.
Income from pre-salt and non-use of some funds caused National Treasury, Social Security, and Central Bank to reach a lower joint deficit than in 2018.
Ornamental stone trade show will run in February in Espírito Santo featuring an exhibitor from Egypt as well as buyers from Algeria, the UAE, Palestine and Jordan.
Three large exhibitions will feature Brazilian pavilions organized by the Brazilian Health Devices project, Abimo and Apex-Brasil. Fairs are Arab Health, Medlab, and AEEDC.
The initiative awards pioneering sustainability in Health, Food, Energy, Water and Global High School categories. Entries accepted until May 21st.
Administrative Council for Economic Defense gave nod to Boeing’s purchase of 80% of Embraer’s commercial jet division and the creation of the joint venture between both companies.
‘Letícia’ is the name of the artificial voice created to improve access to technology for the visually impaired. The creation was the only Brazilian project to receive Expo 2020 support.
