The company exports dermatological products to South America and Europe. Seeking international growth, it seeks a partnership in the Arab market.
Despite the high rate of students who stop their schooling, the Unesco believes that there has been evolution in the sector. But it recognises the need for efforts for teens to continue studying.
The Security Council passed a resolution lifting the authorization for Nato operations in the country.
The Brazilian federal government recorded US$ 3 billion surplus in September. The volume of funds saved for paying interest on the debt was US$ 1.6 billion higher than in August.
Heads of the Trade Promotion departments at the Brazilian embassies in the Middle East should meet next week, in Doha, to discuss means to strengthen trade in the region.
A report by the organisation says the country has been successful in becoming an outsourcing hub, but that it needs to expand its information technology infrastructure and promote inclusive policies.
Brazilian machinery and equipment industry revenues grew by 10.2% in the first nine months of this year when compared with the same period of 2010 and reached US$ 34.3 billion.
The organization gives a positive assessment of the Brazilian economy, but suggests long term measures to ensure growth, encourage investment and reduce poverty even further.
Compliance with Sharia, in contracts made with Arab companies, may require different legislation from Brazil’s. The topic was covered in a talk on Wednesday at the Arab Brazilian Chamber.
The Brazilian cattle herd increased by 2.1% last year as against 2009 and reached 209.5 million heads, according to a survey by the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE).
The More Food program, developed in the country since 2008, is now open to nations in Africa. The objective is to help nations in the continent to reach food sovereignty.
An IMF report forecasts great GDP growth for oil exporters in 2011, however, low growth is forecasted for the importers. Economic recovery of these nations should be slow in 2012.
Brazil received a US$ 50 billion-plus inflow from January to September. Foreign spending on services and remittances, however, should result in the highest ever nominal current account deficit.
The Brazilian aircraft manufacturing company will hold its eighth Embraer Executive Operators Conference in the Middle East this Tuesday and next Wednesday in the United Arab Emirates.
