The figure was disclosed by the National Water Agency (ANA, in the Portuguese acronym). According to the study, the country possesses vast volumes of water, but it is unevenly distributed.
Businessmen from the countries established a committee to seek sales to other regions. Asia and the Middle East will be the main targets of the operation. The aim is to export manufactured products.
Financial analysts have revised down the Brazilian economic growth estimate for the fourth consecutive time. The new forecast is 2.72%.
The CEO at the organisation should meet with businessmen and ministers, in the West Bank, to discuss products for inclusion in the treaty the Palestinians signed with the South American block.
Teaching institutions in Saudi Arabia and Egypt are in a British ranking, alongside Brazil’s Unicamp and Unesp.
Joape started shipping its products to the region recently. The enterprise sells to five different countries in the Middle East, and now it is seeking a local distributor.
The meeting should cover themes like the Arab Spring, Syria, the Euro Zone crisis, employment and growth, from June 4 to 6. The meeting will also be turned to North Africa and Eurasia.
Somdiaa group should invest US$ 370 million in its companies on the continent to increase sugar production and guarantee local self-sufficiency.
A group of educators and investors from the Middle East and North Africa will be in Rio de Janeiro next Monday to learn more about the teaching system at Estácio University.
Exports reached US$ 23.215 billion, up by only 0.026% compared with the same month of last year. Imports, on the other hand, were up 2.93%.
A refinery in the emirate purchased 300,000 tonnes of the product because the country’s crop was good, the currency is depreciated, and freight costs are advantageous.
The Brazilian agricultural Gross Domestic Product was down 7.3% in the first quarter compared with the preceding quarter. Activity was up 1.7% in industry and 0.6% in services.
OECD, WTO and Unctad report shows that that there has been no reduction in trade barriers. To the organisations, trade opening is essential for a return to growth.
A study by the International Labour Organisation forecasts that transition to the green economy should generate between 15 million and 60 million jobs and remove millions of workers from poverty.
