Film “Five Broken Cameras” depicts the life of its director, Emad Burnat, who filmed Israeli violations, raids and protests against the occupation in the village of Bilin.
The company has 185 commercial aircraft pending delivery. In 2012, it delivered 106 commercial jets and 99 business jets.
Five companies to participate in Khartoum International Fair bet on a promising market and opportunities to meet new clients. Arab Brazilian Chamber and Brazilian Foreign Office will have a booth.
A decree signed by the king opens space for female participation in the country’s parliament and grants them 20% of the seats.
The leather shoe and artefact fair should take place from January 14th to 17th, in São Paulo. The meeting brings together 3,000 brands showing shoes, runners, handbags and accessories, among others.
The estimate was made by the Central Bank, which bets on oil revenues to make the country continue growing.
Nizwa Bank will offer products and services in keeping with Muslim traditions. The country is the last Gulf Cooperation Council member state to launch a banking system which abides by religious rules.
Lafarge has announced that it will invest the funds over the next five years. The project includes a research centre in the building sector.
The projection for 2013 is from the Ministry of Agriculture. The gross value of the main crops should exceed US$ 149.7 billion. Soy is the main product.
The company’s proven oil and natural gas reserves in Brazil and abroad increased by 0.2% last year.
Last year the country shipped US$ 20.1 billion worth of products to foreign countries. The highest increases were seen in the furniture and pharmaceuticals sectors.
The selection process should take place in São Paulo, on Saturday (12), and in Rio de Janeiro, on Sunday (13). Candidates should enrol on the company site.
In the 2012 crop, 531 million tonnes were processed, amounting to 21 billion litres of ethanol and 34 million tonnes of sugar. The figures concern the Brazilian Mid-South.
In 2012, 1.69 million units were manufactured in Brazil, as against 2.13 million in 2011. This year, however, a bounce back is expected.
