Visits of businessmen from the state and organized by the government of Goiás should be promoted in October and November this year.
In a meeting promoted in Goiás, the government presented investment opportunities in the state and discussed cultural and student exchange.
Operations like maintenance stops and the end of platform operation caused the 2.5% drop in the Brazilian company’s production in Brazil.
The cargo throughput in Brazil in 2012 rose 2.03%, to 904 million tonnes, according to a sector association.
Gulfood, a fair in the food sector, ended in the emirate on Thursday. Brazilians praised the event. The fruit sector closed with US$ 8.5 million in business. Samples were donated to charity.
Brazilian vice president Michel Temer met with the CEO and Institutional Relations director in Brasília. He will be celebrated on the day of the Arab community.
Projects in the area should attract investment from the private initiative, according to the government. The figures include works on highways, railways and energy, among others.
This is the case with companies Ruette Spices, Agro Food and with slaughterhouses. Intense movement may be identified among Brazilian exporters. The fair ends on Thursday.
A United Nations report shows that the region grew on average 4% over the last decade. The solution to growth is export diversification.
The value was R$ 30.2 billion, the highest for the month since the Central Bank of Brazil started recording the series, in 2001.
Representatives of two companies from Tunisia and one from the Emirates should participate in Expodireto Cotrijal, an agricultural fair in Não-Me-Toque next week. Turnover should reach US$ 550 mn.
The structure in Riyahd should grant support to Brazilian companies seeking business in the country. At Gulfood, in Dubai, exhibitors in Brazil are enthused with the movement.
In January, 5.5 million passengers crossed the terminal, growth of 14.6% over the same period in 2012. The region with the greatest growth was South America.
Economising energy and water, as well as job generation, should guide business in the region in coming years, according to Edmond O’Sullivan, the chairman at MEED, a media and market research company.
