Meetings between members of the Mixed Bilateral Committee had been suspended since the Gulf War. They should return in October. The group should discuss relations between both countries.
Revenues from shipments increased by 35% compared with the same month of last year. Arab countries are among the leading target markets.
Brazilian cotton exports generated US$ 10.8 million in the period from January to August. Morocco was the main buyer in the region.
A talk should discuss Brazilian music from the 18th century to date. The event should take place in São Paulo, at the Arab-Syrian Cultural Centre, on September 20th.
The grain storage equipment company from the state of Rio Grande do Sul will go to the fair for the first time. It already does business in the Arab countries, but wants to boost sales to the region.
The governor of the Bank stated that the country needs US$ 4 billion.
In ‘nomad,’ her most recent work, Ayaan Hirsi Ali, author of the successful ‘Infidel,’ tells family stories and reveals the reasons that led her to live in the Netherlands and the United States.
The NTC has been considered the temporary and legitimate government of the Arab country.
The Brazilian president Dilma Rousseff inspected the works at the Mineirão stadium in Belo Horizonte, which will host World Cup matches. She stated that infrastructure investment fosters growth.
Brazilian imports of fertilizers grew 45% this year and reached 12.8 million tonnes. The cultivation of the second crop and higher commodity prices favour purchases.
A World Tourism Organization report shows a ‘clear’ reversal of the decline in visits to Egypt and Tunisia underway. South America was the region where activity grew the most in the first half.
Revenues should rise by 15% in 2011 according to projections of the Rio de Janeiro state chapter of the Brazilian Franchising Association (ABF-RJ). In the country, 2,000 brands operate as franchises.
The IMF informed that the rate of growth of the West Bank’s economy dropped from 8% to 4% this year. International aid has decreased from US$ 700 million to US$ 400 million.
The amount of companies that sought credit in August grew 6.2% over July, according to consulting firm Serasa Experian.
