Selial already shipped beverages to the United Arab Emirates, Lebanon and Saudi Arabia. Now, it’s negotiating with new Saudi and Jordanian clients. The company sends abroad 99% of its output.
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Delegates from both sides convened this Thursday in Brazil’s capital Brasília and exchanged information and political analyses of countries in the Middle East, North Africa and Latin America.
Plummeting revenues, soaring spending led Brazil’s National Treasury, Social Security and Central Bank accounts to the biggest quarter-one deficit in history.
This is the company’s estimate on 70-130 passenger-aircraft to be delivered in the next 20 years. Until 2034, the fleet of this type of aircraft will double up in the continent.
The Brazilian mining company bounced back from USD 9.3 billion losses last year due to streamlined spending and an iron ore price rebound. Revenues dropped.
Women’s clothes by Plural are exported to the Maison BO-M boutique shop in Riyadh. The loose-fitting, modern style is built for comfort.
The first meeting of its kind involving the country and the organization will take place this Thursday in Brasília. The agenda includes the current Middle East and Latin America scenarios.
The International Marrakech Air Show opened this Wednesday and runs until next Saturday with more than 200 companies of the aviation sector.
Revenues climbed 8.44% in March from February and 4.16% from March 2015.
Rear admiral Claudio Mello will talk about the role of the UN’s Maritime Task Force, led by Brazil, in maintaining security in the Arab country. The event is slated for Thursday (28) at the Holy Spirit University of Kaslik.
Executives from Emirati, Jordanian and Tunisian enterprises will be at the Arab Chamber stand in the São Paulo Supermarket Association Fair from May 2nd to 5th.
The institution has revised up from USD 37 to USD 41 its projected average for the price of a barrel this year. Even so, commodity prices as a whole are seen to fall short of 2015 levels.
The Gulf country has been suffering the impacts of oil’s low prices and needs to reduce subsidies, contain expenditures and address impediments to private investment.
The Brazilian state-run bank granted loans worth a combined USD 5 billion in the first quarter. Infrastructure projects got the bulk of funding.
