The 16th Immigrant’s Party will showcase the dancing, handicraft and cuisine of approximately 20 ethnicities that inhabit the city of São Paulo. The Arabs will be among them.
Saudi youths will come to Brazil in June for a meeting with Brazilian students. Matters under discussion will include the environment, clean energy and organization of large events.
The group’s net revenues reached US$ 224 million in April, representing a 25% increase over the same month of 2010.
Theoretical and practical lessons on coaching will start on Monday in São Paulo. Participants from various countries will attend by invitation of the Ministry of Foreign Relations.
The São Paulo Securities, Commodities and Futures Exchange and the Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture will promote an event focused on the matter next Thursday in São Paulo.
Murilo Ferreira, who is replacing Roger Agnelli at the helm of the mining company, stated that it will sustain a friendly relationship with the government and shareholders will continue to profit.
A report from the Ministry of Planning has reduced the Brazilian economic growth projection for this year from 5% to 4.5%. The inflation estimate, however, has increased.
Known for harbouring the Golden Dorado fish, the Uruguay River is a leisure option in the Rio Grande do Sul and Santa Catarina states. Along its banks is a series of resorts for bathing and fishing.
The airline’s director wants occupancy rates of above 80% in the route between Dubai and the capital of Rio de Janeiro. The company already maintains a direct flight from the emirate to São Paulo.
Artisans from Maria da Fé, in the state of Minas Gerais, are taking items made of recycled paper and raw material from the banana tree to seven different countries.
Isopropylidenediphenol and its salts and thick carbon steel sheets will have their import tariffs reduced from 12% to 2% due to undersupply of the Brazilian market.
Increase in the benchmark interest rate and measures to curb credit have reduced economic growth across several regions of the country.
Amapá was the Brazilian state whose exports to the Arab world increased the most between January and April this year. Sales grew by 190% and reached US$ 66.5 million.
Businessmen from the southernmost Brazilian state and ambassadors from countries in the Middle East and North Africa attended a seminar in the capital Porto Alegre on Wednesday (18th).
