The embassy of Brazil to Beirut is going to promote a party at Ajami Square, on Sunday, at Beirut souk. The event should have Brazilian music and dance.
High commodity prices, including sugar, meats and ores, influenced the greater Brazilian export revenues to the Arab market. Up to November, the growth was 33%.
‘Na Senda das Noites,’ by Christiane Damien, will be released on Thursday (16th), in São Paulo. Evening will include a lecture by Mamede Mustafa Jarouche, translator of the Thousand and One Nights.
The Brazilian aircraft maker may start operating in the field by manufacturing wind turbines. In the defence industry, the enterprise will start supplying security systems as well.
Companies supported by the Export Promotion Agency exported US$ 23.14 billion in 2010, a figure equivalent to 16.43% of total exports. The country should maintain its foreign sales level in 2011.
Petrobras should end the year with between US$ 15 billion and US$ 16 billion in funds raised in several operations with national and international banks.
Brazil exported 450,000 tonnes of rice up to November. Despite the lower production, the value is greater than forecasted for the entire crop, which ended in February next year.
The Brazilian minister of Development, Industry and Foreign Trade was honoured this Monday by the Arab Brazilian Chamber over luncheon at the organization’s headquarters, in São Paulo.
Brazilian beef sales to the region grew the most from January to November this year, followed by North Africa, to which export revenues have increased by 75%.
The Moroccan minister of Handicraft, Anis Birrou, visited the Arab Brazilian Chamber seeking support to export the art from his country to Brazil. Sector entrepreneurs are looking for local partners.
In the second week this month, exports reached US$ 4.602 billion and imports, US$ 3.736 billion. From January until last week, exports totalled US$ 188.269 billion.
The estimate of financial market analysts for growth of the Brazilian economy in 2010 has risen from 7.54% to 7.61%. For 2011, the projection of analysts for expansion of GDP remains at 4.5%.
Want to know what destinations will be popular next year? Operators are betting on routes like Qatar and Croatia, as well as offering different packages to classic destinations.
Equatorial Alimentos, a slaughterhouse from the state of Maranhão, already exports to Saudi Arabia, Palestine, the Emirates, Libya and Jordan, and aims to expand operation in the Arab world.
