Maccon International Consultancy will conduct a business mission to three Arab countries. They are looking for opportunities in aviation, security, traffic systems, water treatment and oil processing.
Finance market projections have been slightly altered. The estimate for growth of the Brazilian GDP is now 3.23%.
Liberdade Square Cultural Circuit, in central Belo Horizonte, includes museums, libraries and historic collections that present the state to visitors in a beautiful and creative way.
Exporters from the emirate should be in the city on May 28th and 29th for business roundtables. They aim to sell electronic and hotel products, among others.
Over 250 women are expected at the African Women Leadership Conference next June in Gambia.
Representatives of the Algeria-based Societé Farlfk Biofood will attend the São Paulo Supermarket Association trade show, due from May 7 to 10 in the city. The company is seeking new suppliers.
Emirati tourism industry should grow by 6.5% a year until 2021 according to World Travel and Tourism Council. The country should receive more tourists from regions such as Latin America and Asia.
Automaker Mercedes-Benz has inaugurated a new lorry plant in Juiz de Fora, in the state of Minas Gerais. The light and extra heavy trucks will be sold on the domestic and foreign markets.
Companies that engaged in matchmaking rounds made deals worth US$ 14 million at the event which ended last week in Ribeirão Preto, in the state of São Paulo.
Argentina, United States and Uruguay were the leading sources of tourists to Brazil last year. The total number of visitors was 5.4 million.
The equivalent volumes of oil and gas were obtained by Brazil in March. The performance in the country represented a 5% reduction over February.
Six innovative initiatives should be contemplated with US$ 20,000 each at an event in Doha, in November. Enrolment is open to compete for the award, granted by a foundation in the country.
According to the company’s president Graça Foster, recent oil discoveries have increased its interest in the continent even further. Petrobras already operates in seven African countries.
A study by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations shows that prices dropped in March, but that they are above those practiced prior to the 2008 crisis.
