Foreign Ministry survey shows there are 3.1 million Brazilians living abroad, being 20,622 in the Arab world. The countries in the region that receive the most Brazilians are Lebanon and Palestine.
Are you ready for the fireworks of December 31st? Learn that more tourists are concerned with buying their end of year packages well in advance. Operators are anticipating sales for the period.
Parceiros Voluntários and the IDB are formulating methodology for transparency in third sector accounting. The idea is being tested in Rio Grande do Sul and should be transferred to other countries.
Brazil produced 1.71 million units in the first half this year. In June, sales reached 295,600 automobiles.
The former president will be in the Arab country next Tuesday. He will take part in a forum turned to opportunities created after the downfall of the dictator Hosni Mubarak.
The crop ended on June 30th resulted in 162 million tonnes of grain, according to the National Food Supply Company (Conab). There was growth of 8.6% as against the previous cycle.
For the first time, a picture by the Spanish painter is exhibited in Ramallah, in the West Bank. ‘Buste de Femme’ crossed Israeli blockades before reaching the exhibition site.
Latin America was the region in which passenger turnover grew the most during the month, driven by the performance of Brazilian airports. The country was also the leader in cargo transport.
By 2050, the Arab countries will still need to import half or more of the foodstuffs they consume. The region’s population should have more than doubled by then.
The European Union has extended its fishing agreement with Morocco for one more year. The agreement allows European ships to fish in Moroccan waters, in exchange for financial compensation.
The confidence index of Brazilian trade sector entrepreneurs dropped 3.1% from May to last month. Still, the perspective remains positive for sales in 2011.
The group of students from the Arab country issued letters proposing bilateral exchange. Over one week, they visited São Paulo, Manaus and Rio de Janeiro.
Sales totalled 478,000 vehicles in Brazil last month, 4.8% less than in the preceding month.
Revenues from foreign sales grew by 28.5% in the first half. The volume shipped increased by 6.8%. The Middle East remained the leading market.
