Directors of the International Halal Accreditation Forum (IHAF) and the National Institute of Metrology met in Rio de Janeiro. The goal is to standardize certification procedures.
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Next Saturday, a new event by Rule Number One, owned by Ludmilla Figueiredo, will cover the topic of tools that entrepreneurs have available to fund their ideas.
During a seminar on Islamic Economy in São Paulo, the secretary-general of the International Halal Accreditation Forum showed optimism with Brazil’s growth in the sector.
Due to Brexit, the South American bloc is discussing a free trade agreement with the country, simultaneously with the negotiations that it has been having with the UE, said Brazil’s Finance minister, Henrique Meirelles.
The Focus Bulletin shows that the financial markets’ expectations regarding the IPCA and the GDP remain the same.
The organization had a schedule full of activities, such as missions, fairs, overcoming of challenges and management of crises, with an eye to the future.
The year was characterized by corporate and diplomatic actions that strengthened even more Brazil’s relations with countries from the Middle East and North Africa.
The organization again takes part in the event in Sudan after missing a year. Local distributor of Fame electrical showers will join the organization at the trade expo.
Consortium headed by the company was awarded lines 5-Lilás and 17-Ouro of São Paulo’s rail transportation system for BRL 553.8 million (USD 177.55 million).
The index, measured by the National Confederation of Industry, reached 59 points this month, the highest level since April 2011.
The state-owned airline based in Doha changed the date due to a lack of availability of aircrafts to fly the route.
Headed by ambassador Hafsa Al Ulama, the mission met with governor Beto Richa and discussed business opportunities.
An event organized by the Dubai Islamic Economic Development Center (DIEDC) will take place in São Paulo on January 22. Registration is open until next Friday.
An index from Brazil’s National Confederation of Trade increased in January. Nevertheless, its score remains lower than the so-called ‘zone of indifference,’ which shows consumers are cautious.
