Martha Medeiros, from Alagoas, sells her Renaissance dresses to 24 Brazilian cities and four countries, including Lebanon. The Middle East is under the aim of the brand, which wants to grow overseas.
The Brazilian oil company’s foreign currency debt rating has gone from Baa1 to A3. The company claims that this will enable it to raise funds in better conditions.
France loaned 45 million euros to the Arab country for financial restructuring and balancing of the local electricity sector.
Event held in Rio Janeiro will end this Sunday. Qatar ranks 16th in the medal table and is the best placed Arab country. Brazil is second.
Demand for domestic flights grew 19% in June and shows a heated market. The concentration of flights and precarious infrastructure affects flights.
Brazilian industries overstocked at a rate of 52.3 points in June. The installed capacity also remained lower than in the same period of 2010.
The Bibliaspa space, in Santa Cecília neighbourhood, in São Paulo, is an interesting option for those interested in learning more about Arab culture.
Good weather, a lukewarm ocean, good shopping and an abundant table. Do you need more? Take a breather from the winter in Fortaleza, Ceará, the land of summer, Iracema and blue skies all year round.
There was a 6% decline in the total of financing granted by the bank in the first five months of the year, compared with the same period of 2010.
Developing countries accounted for 67% of the initial public offerings in the second quarter this year. In Brazil, the offers raised US$ 2 billion and in the Middle East, US$ 487 million.
Getulio Vargas Foundation offers, in Rio, a course on Arab history and politics, targeting professionals and postgraduate students in several fields. Event will have national and foreign speakers.
Volkswagen Brazil has already manufactured six million engines at its unit, opened in 1996. At the facility, 3,100 complete engines and 300 partial ones are made each day.
The Alagoas Dairy Production Cooperative unites small farmers to produce and sell dairy. The project includes 3,000 farmers and aims to export.
Forecast is for the next two years, according to organizers of Big 5, the Middle East’s leading fair for the industry. This year, Brazilian participants will have breakfast with 150 local businessmen.
