Project takes tourists to experience the history and art of countries such as Morocco and Egypt. Tours include a private visit to the Cairo Museum and cooking lessons in Marrakech.
Program provides support for students from developing countries to sit masters and doctorate courses in the country. Algerians, Egyptians, Lebanese, Moroccans, Syrians and Tunisians may apply.
Meeting in Paris should debate job generation for youths on the continent and should include participation of representatives of the Arab countries.
Survey conducted by the National Federation of Industry forecasts industrial growth at 1.6% in 2012. High consumption levels due to year-end shopping are expected to help.
A study by the Fund praises the performance of developing nations during the crisis, but warns that they should be prepared for ‘shocks on the horizon’.
The event began on Wednesday (26) in the city in the interior of São Paulo and will include talks and an exhibition with Arab items up to Sunday (30).
The country cut its production back to 300,000 barrels per day during last year’s civil conflict, but activity has been resumed, and the target for 2015 is 3 million barrels.
FFIPP-Brazil should take Brazilian students on internship programmes in Palestine and Israel. The objective is to put students in contact with the reality of the conflict in the region.
Enterprise reform and construction financing program for the 2014 FIFA World Cup has been expanded from R$ 1 billion to R$ 2 billion.
Non-financial sectors grew more than the economy as a whole and contributed to the country’s recovery in the 2008 crisis.
The ornamental stone producer exports 80% of production and has already sold to Egypt and Palestine. The company aims to export more to the region and bets on exotic granite to please the Arabs.
Products by company Certa Cerâmica are exported to a distributor in Egypt, from there, they area also shipped to Saudi Arabia, the Emirates and Kuwait.
The meeting will be held from May 24 to 26, 2013. Approximately 1,000 people are expected to attend, including government officials, businessmen and civil society representatives.
The Brazilian Central Bank has raised its estimate of foreign direct investment inflow to Brazil from US$ 50 billion to US$ 60 billion. In August alone, the volume exceeded US$ 5 billion.
