Mendes Ribeiro, of the Agriculture ministry, says that revenues with production and exports should grow this year. Sales of beef to Libya and Egypt surprised in January.
The index calculated by the Applied Economics Research Institute rose from 67.2 points in December to 69 in January.
The slaughterhouse in Mato Grosso already exports raw beef to Egypt, the Emirates, Qatar and Saudi Arabia. Now, it aims to win more clients in the region.
A representative of the Jordanian Aganqeeb Company is in Vitória Stone Fair seeking Brazilian suppliers of granite and marble. He has already bought eleven containers.
The International Monetary Fund has concluded studies of the conditions of the Jordanian economy and says that the nation is vulnerable to external conditions and may face protests.
Brazil had a greater inflow than outflow of dollars in January, after three months running of negative results.
The fourth arrival and departure terminal at the airport started operating on Wednesday. The space is used by airline Webjet.
Eleven scientists are going to present their work at the Biotechnology World Congress, to take place in Dubai, in the United Arab Emirates, on the 14th and 15th of this month.
The region is one of those with the greatest potential for greater imports of Brazilian products over the next five years, said Foreign Ministry Trade Promotion Department director Rubens Gama.
The secretary general at the UN, Supachai Panitchpakdi, defends a ‘global new deal’. To him, development needs to dictate the route of the global economy, not the financial system.
Six Arab companies are exhibiting at the largest ornamental stone fair in Brazil, which started on Tuesday (7) and ends on Friday, in Vitória, Espírito Santo.
The African nation will have access to a new traunch of International Monetary Fund credit to face commodity price increases and guarantee social assistance to the country’s population.
The bank grew 16.7% in net profit in 2011 as against 2010. Among the main factors is expansion of revenues with services.
Sales from Brazil to the Arab world totalled US$ 1.083 billion in January, as against US$ 1.087 billion in the same month in 2011. Imports more than doubled.
