Organization opens its 60th anniversary celebration with a Postal Services commemorative stamp and postmark edition. Launch ceremony is due on June 29th at São Paulo’s Legislative Assembly.
Investors and financial market analysts have reviewed down the forecasted growth for the Brazilian economy this year, from 2.53% to 2.3%.
Adeeb Al Bakri was born in Palestine and was brought up in Rio Grande do Sul. In Ramallah, he owns shops, radio stations and two KFC franchises. The first Pizza Hut shop will be inaugurated on Monday.
From July 10th to 13th, the Syrian-Arab Cultural Centre will accept enrolments for its Arabic course of the second half of the year. Classes are available in the late afternoon and early evening.
Meeting between Catholic universities, to take place in July, will have representatives from around 200 institutions worldwide, among them Lebanese. Enrolment is still open.
Khalil Bendib will participate in a meeting next Monday (18th) in São Paulo to discuss his comic book “Zahra’s Paradise,” a fictional plot with the Iranian political situation as a backdrop.
The Argentine Impsa has confirmed investment of R$ 87.5 million to produce, in the state of Rio Grande do Sul, equipment turned to conversion of wind energy into electric energy.
According to the IMF, the performance was driven by oil production, which increased by 15%. Non-oil sectors grew by 4.5%. Government spending was a highlight.
Director of the International Monetary Fund’s Department of External Relations claims that the institution ‘is ready’ to help the Arab country during the government transition period.
The country will need to unlock Preparatory Committee negotiations for the summit due from the 20th to the 22nd this month. The main impasse remains how to fund sustainable development.
IBC-Br variation, a kind of forecast for the growth of the Brazilian GDP, took place from March to April. This year, the index has grown one month and shrunk the next.
A proposal presented by the G77, of developing nations, does not have developed-nation support. The Brazilian Foreign Minister warns that the ‘green economy’ cannot become an excuse for protectionism.
Biotechnos manufactures biodiesel production plants and is negotiating sales to the African continent. Fuel can be made using residual cooking oil.
The Arab market is one of the priorities of the grain storage equipment company, which has just delivered a work in Egypt and wants to enter the Saudi, Jordanian and Sudanese markets.
