Classes in São Paulo address war and peace in the region and the formation of Islamic religion. Enrolment is open.
FR Hueb inaugurated a showroom in Abu Dhabi, at Al Wahda Mall Extension, in mid-June. The company manufactures high-end jewellery and already had a shop in Dubai.
The Brazilian balance of trade recorded a US$ 2.4 billion surplus. Exports stood at US$ 21 billion, up 9.7%. It was the highest increment in 2013.
Brazil should receive 6.2 million people from abroad in 2013, according to the Ministry of Tourism. The Confederations Cup has attracted 25,000 foreigners.
The Emirati company has signed a deal with the Red Crescent Society to develop renewable energy projects in poor communities targeted by the assistance group.
Financial institutions now estimate growth of Brazil’s GDP at 2.40% in 2013. Next year, the expansion should be 3%.
The copybook producer has exported to Lebanon for eight years and intends to sell to more countries in the region. The company earned US$ 72 million last year and is the largest manufacturer of the product in Brazil.
After spending time away from Brazilian tracks, one of the world’s oldest breeds will be used in competitions in São Paulo. Fast and resistant, the animal has been used in improving other breeds.
A delegation of artisans was in São Paulo to advertise their work to importers and storeowners. They are affiliated with a program for small businesses funded by the United States.
At an event for importers, representatives of a Tunisian association of exporters presented pretzels and dishes made with ingredients and seasonings from their country.
The cargo division of the airline of Dubai should start flying to the airport in Campinas, Brazil, four times a week, starting on July 2nd.
The international agreement makes two exceptions to copyrights in order to allow the free circulation of accessible publications.
According to the Central Bank, the result for May exceeded that of the same month in 2012 by US$ 1.2 billion. There was, however, a reduction as against April.
Revenue from shipments to the region stood at US$ 5.5 billion from January to May. Last month, alone, sales dropped 17.57%, mainly driven by falling prices of some foods.
