The UNHCR has created another two image galleries of movement of people due to the conflict in Syria.
A US$ 4.1 billion deal provides for 20 aircraft to be delivered starting in 2017. Of those, 12 will be Typhoons and eight will be Hawks.
According to the slaughterhouse, the suspension of imports of beef for six months should not affect performance. These markets represent just 4% of foreign sales, which should go to other nations.
International travels reached one billion in 2012. Specialists in the sector say that travelling has become part of the life of people and that not even the crisis can affect growth of the sector.
From now on, the companies will share mileage programs and flights in Europe, Middle East and Southeast Asia.
From now on, the companies will share mileage programs and flights in Europe, Middle East and Southeast Asia.
The Arab Private Sector Forum is due in January in Saudi Arabia. The meeting is a preparation for the Riyadh Economic Summit and will bring together chambers of commerce and economic institutions.
The government announced concessions of Galeão and Confins airports, in Rio de Janeiro and Minas Gerais. The call to tender should be published in August 2013. Bids are scheduled for September.
The University of São Paulo’s IFSC institute offers a summer internship to foreigners twice a year. In the next edition, to being in January, there will be an Egyptian among the 15 students selected.
The Brazilian oil company will receive financing from the Brazilian Development Bank to build a nitrogen-based fertilizer manufacturing plant in the state of Mato Grosso do Sul.
The funds will be transferred in coming years and should be used to strengthen Iraqi institutions, promote social inclusion and generate jobs.
UNHCR and its partner organizations have called on international donors to support refugees in Jordan, Iraq, Turkey, and Egypt. There are 525,000 of them.
Diplomats held a dinner to celebrate the recognition of Palestine as a UN observer state, and the Brazilian government’s backing on the issue.
Mauritanian Foreign Minister Hamadi Ould Hamadi is in Brazil and among his objectives is seeking companies interested in an integrated project for sugar and ethanol production in the African nation.
