The Ministry of Tourism of the Arab country is inviting Brazilian companies to participate in the events, to take place in May and July, in Damascus.
To increase sports exchange between both countries, representatives of Saint-Esprit de Kaslik University, in Lebanon, are in Rio de Janeiro and should discuss the opening of the school.
From hotels with exclusive services to advisors available 24 hours a day, luxury tourism in Brazil offers what’s best for those to whom money is no concern when travelling.
Doctors from Egypt and Morocco should participate in the 2nd São Paulo School of Advanced Science, from February 28 to March 4, in Campinas. The course is an updating in genetic diseases.
Company Al Shafar, specialized in interior design and construction, should participate as an exhibitor of Feicon Batimat, a building sector fair that takes place in São Paulo, in March.
The team of Saint-Esprit de Kaslik University should play against the Botafogo, Flamengo and Tijuca teams in March, in Teresópolis. The matches are in solidarity to the city destroyed by rains.
A Brazilian publishing house is taking children’s books to Abu Dhabi International Book Fair, to take place from March 15th to 20th. There will be 50 titles in special formats for education and games.
In the carnival of São Paulo, Gaviões da Fiel samba school should take to the avenue the history, riches and modernity of the emirate. The parade includes camels, belly-dancers and tourist sites.
According to the World Travel Organisation, both countries are slowly recovering their capacity to receive tourists.
Political instability in the Arab world should not affect Vale’s performance. According to executives at the company, the Middle East represents just 3% of sales.
The public sector, including the federal, state and municipal governments, had a primary surplus of US$ 10.6 billion in January. In the same period last year, the surplus had been US$ 9.6 billion.
On March 1st and 2nd, a conference will take place in Amman showing investment opportunities in the Arab country. Tourism, renewable energy and health are among the areas covered.
Protests in Libya caused fear on the financial market, causing appreciation of the barrel of oil. The Brent barrel reached its peak of US$ 119.79 on Thursday morning, in London.
The Central Bank posted profit of US$ 9.4 billion last year. The result is due to operations in reals, public papers, Treasury remuneration and compulsory deposits.
