The Institute of Arab Culture promoted a meeting to speak about Palestinian women, next week, at 7:30 pm, in São Paulo.
According to the Ibram, the sector should have private investment of US$ 64.8 billion between 2011 and 2015. Most of the funds will be domestic.
Foreign sales of the Brazilian commodity totalled US$ 581.57 million last year. In volume, shipments totalled 2.72 million bags, growth of 9.3%, according to figures disclosed by the Cecafé.
Brazilian car production dropped 9.1% in January over December, but advanced 6.4% over the same period in 2010. Exports grew 18.2%.
Brazilian businessmen discussed business and investment opportunities at the Federation of Sudanese Businessmen Association, in Khartoum.
The Brazilian trade balance registered a trade surplus of US$ 432 million in the first four working days of the month. Exports totalled US$ 3.5 billion.
The embassy of Peru in Brazil confirmed to the Foreign Office that the Summit of South American-Arab Countries, scheduled for this month, was transferred to April due to crisis in some Arab nations.
Iron ore is highly priced and should continue growing in coming months, bringing greater revenues to exports from Brazil to the Arab world.
Apart from sugar and coffee, importers are seeking the organisation at Khartoum International Fair, in the Sudanese capital, seeking building material, fruit, decoration objects and canned food.
Pictures and sculptures by 21 Brazilian artists should be shown at Gallery 76, starting on Wednesday. The exhibition is organized by Eric Art and has support of the embassy of Brazil in the Emirates.
The idea by Mirela Goi, which arose to increase her income, is working out. The sweet wrappers made by her on weekends already come to five countries, including the United Arab Emirates.
The financial turnover in the month was US$ 77.5 billion, against US$ 79.3 billion in December. The main index in the Brazilian stock markets sagged 3.93%.
Businessmen and ministers discussed on Friday, in São Paulo, the need for innovation in Brazilian industry to maintain commercial competitiveness of the country.
The state-owned company of the Arab country wants to acquire up to 55,000 tonnes of sugar in bulk. The commodity easily the main product exported by Brazil to the Syrian market.
