Francisco das Chagas Neto learnt the secrets of Arab cuisine, established CH Doces and sells to the main typical restaurants in the centre of São Paulo and to nine other states.
Sovereign funds from the Persian Gulf have signed an agreement to invest in tourism-oriented works in the Maghreb country.
Brazilian bike factories are discussing establishing a manufacturing hub. The intention is to pool suppliers and obtain more competitive end products to sell domestically and abroad.
A survey conducted by the Getúlio Vargas Foundation shows that 26.3% of the people interviewed in 2,000 households believe the economic situation will improve.
The volume of the commodity’s exports to the region dropped 13% from January to October this year compared with the same period of 2010.
Those interested in selling 100,000 tonnes of the commodity to the Arab country should send proposals up to the 5th. Brazil already exports wheat to the Syrian market.
Foreign sales of the brand from Rio de Janeiro answered to 30% of company revenues, but the intention is to reach 50%. The company already has clients in the US and Spain.
The oil company recorded an increase in oil and gas production in domestic and foreign fields. The daily average was 2.3 million barrels of oil equivalent.
The Brazilian president will attend the Africa-South America Summit in May 2012. She will champion sustainable development coupled with social inclusion.
Brazil’s primary surplus reached US$ 7.5 billion in October, according to the Central Bank of Brazil, well above the US$ 5.2 billion of the same month in 2010.
At a meeting with the ministers of Education of Kuwait City, next week, the country should present implementation of South American and Arab university network.
The building sector fair in Dubai should have greater and greater presence of sustainable products, according to director Andy White. He made a positive evaluation of this year’s edition.
The organization has set a one-day deadline for the Syrian government to sign a protocol allowing observers to enter the country.
The airline’s CEO in Brazil claims that leisure tourists will not be the only ones who will travel from Dubai to Rio de Janeiro on the new route to be flown by the company in 2012.
