The Moroccan ministry of the field, Aziz Rabbah, visited the country this week for meetings with representatives from the government and private sector.
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Primary surplus stood at R$ 16 billion (US$ 4.6 billion), the lowest number since the same period of 2001, when the historical series by the Brazilian Central Bank started.
The undersecretary of Oman’s Ministry of Culture noticed the interest in his country’s culture by the city of São Paulo. Delegation promotes exhibition in the city and was honored in a dinner by the Arab Chamber.
National Treasury, Social Security and Central Bank together registered a primary deficit of R$ 1.6 billion from January to June due to the drop in revenues.
Brazil’s supply company and the UN signed an agreement that plans for an exchange with other countries in the areas of food security and family farm.
Operations and sales in the region by the company fetched US$ 286 million in this year’s Q2. There was an increase of US$ 5 million over the same period of 2014.
The São Paulo-based company Solótica, sells corrective lenses to Qatar, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Oman, United Arab Emirates and Iraq. The region accounts for 90% of the company’s shipments abroad.
Survey commissioned by the embassy of Oman shows that the majority of people have positive opinions about Arabs and their descendants that live in Brazil, and about the countries of the region.
Estimation by ECLAC points to weak growth for economies of the region in 2015. Among the countries with worst performances is Venezuela, which should see a retraction of 5.5%.
Dollar outflow overcame inflow in US$ 2.3 billion in July up to last Friday, according to the Brazilian Central Bank. This result was determined by the financial sector.
The Brazilian refractories manufactures closed a five-year supply agreement with Bahrain-based Sulb Steel. The Middle East and Africa account for 3% of the company’s revenue.
The announcement of the expansion in Jebel Ali was made this Tuesday (28th) in a press release. The first phase of Terminal 4 will add the capacity of 3.1 million TEUs by 2018.
The credit-rating agency kept the country’s ‘investment-grade’ but reviewed future outlook from ‘stable’ to ‘negative’.
The document explains current legislation to companies that operate abroad. Anti-corruption law punishes Brazilian companies that offer grafts to foreign government employees.
