Performance improved again in March from February, after two consecutive months in decline, according to the National Confederation of Industry. March-on-March, the result remained stable.
On visiting São Paulo, the Egyptian president stated that the countries have similarities and that the social climb promoted in Brazil should serve as an example. Mohamed Morsi met with businessmen at Fiesp.
The Brazilian Institute for Geography and Statistics (IBGE) bets on 185 million tonnes harvested in Brazil this year. The previous crop generated 161.2 million tonnes.
A report released by a United Nations agency this Wednesday (8th) shows that the city’s participation in Palestine’s economy has declined.
Hédi Ben Mansour won a young researchers award from the Francophone University Agency (AUF) for his environmental toxicology work. The agency is holding an assembly in the city until next Friday.
Egypt’s president met with Dilma Rousseff this Wednesday in Brasília. They discuss cooperation among developing countries and the end of the Syrian conflict. Egyptians want to learn from Brazil.
The agreement signed with an Egyptian association forecasts partnerships in market intelligence in areas like energy, construction and infrastructure. Egyptian businessmen negotiated with Brazilians.
A trading company representative is at the 29th Supermarket Business Congress and Fair, in São Paulo. The importer aims to take fresh fruit and concentrated juice to Jordan, Algeria and the Gulf.
Egypt’s president Mohamed Morsi will be welcomed on Wednesday by Brazil’s Dilma Rousseff in Brasília. Agenda includes cooperation treaties for technical issues, social and agrarian development, and libraries.
The country manufactured 1.17 million units in the first four months this year, according to information from industry association Anfavea. The figure is an all-time high for the period. A historical record was also set in April.
There was a vigorous return to economic activity, according to information disclosed by the IMF, which concluded a delegation to the country last week. Services, agricultural production and building moved the performance.
‘Start-Up Brasil’ has 25 slots available for non-Brazilian technology companies interested in developing themselves in the country. Shortlisted enterprises will be eligible for up to US$ 596,000 in funds.
Brazilian ambassador Roberto Carvalho de Azevêdo was chosen director general of the World Trade Organisation on Tuesday (7). He defeated the Mexican candidate and will be sworn in on August 31st.
The company produces rubber shoe brand Amazonas Sandals, which has made its first sales to Saudi Arabia, Oman, Morocco and the Emirates. There are plans to open shops in Dubai and Abu Dhabi.
