Brazilian companies in the country for Khartoum International Fair participate in meetings with clients who may close agreements in coming days.
The World Bank estimates that the economy of the Middle East and North Africa grew 3.8% last year. Forecasts in June 2012 pointed to growth of 0.6%.
It was the only region of Brazil whose foreign sales increased last year. Revenues amounted to US$ 25 billion, up 22% from 2011.
According to information from the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, 107,500 Africans have crossed the Gulf of Aden headed to the Arab country last year.
The inflow of dollars into Brazil exceeds the outflow in January, up to the 11th, according to information disclosed by the Central Bank.
The country signed an accord with Abu Dhabi’s Masdar company to develop projects in its territory. The aim is to reduce oil dependency.
The evaluation is by the WTO and the OECD, who are releasing global trade statistics based on the value added to products of each country in products and services.
A survey conducted by the National Federation of Industry (CNI) shows that 85.4% of Brazilian enterprises will invest during 2013, the lowest rate in four years. The reason is ‘economic uncertainty.’
According to the International Monetary Fund, the country exported more and received a larger volume of remittances from overseas. Besides, the government is making reforms to the economy.
Algeria is among the main targets for Brazilian chicken exporters on the continent. Middle East sales dropped 1.2% in 2012, but the region still tops the list of main destination for the product.
At a meeting with Brazilian companies participating in Khartoum International Fair, the diplomat spoke about the products in greatest demand in the African country.
The negative result in the second week of January was US$ 878 million and expanded the deficit accumulated this month to US$ 978 million. Brazil’s exports and imports grew.
Small-sized companies in the state of São Paulo posted a combined US$ 22 billion in revenues in November 2012, an actual increase of 4.7% from November 2011.
Small-sized companies in the state of São Paulo posted a combined US$ 22 billion in revenues in November 2012, an actual increase of 4.7% from November 2011.
