The CEO of the Qatari airline, Akbar Al Baker, announced in São Paulo the company’s strategic plan for the coming two years. The sum will be invested in the purchase of 173 aircraft up until 2019.
After having remained stable for a couple of months, Brazilian industrial production grew 0.4% from September to October. In comparison with October 2009, there was growth of 2.1%.
The topic was discussed in Doha by Development minister Miguel Jorge, Arab Brazilian Chamber president Salim Schahin and representatives of the government and private sector in the Arab country.
Members of the Brazilian trade delegation organized by the Ministry of Development, Industry and Foreign Trade are optimistic about opportunities in Syria, Kuwait and Qatar.
The new model of economic development, aimed at improving environmental quality, has started being disclosed in the state of São Paulo. The adoption of the concept opens doors to the foreign market.
The country’s head of government received the Brazilian minister of Development, Industry and Foreign Trade, Miguel Jorge, who is heading a mission to the Middle East. Kuwaitis invest heavily abroad.
The Brazilian Apontador Traffic information system has won the World Summit Award – Mobile Content and ICT. The awarding ceremony should take place next week in the Emirates.
This is the difference between Brazilian exports and imports. In the same period last year, the surplus was higher: US$ 611 million.
Paraná state hopes to end 2010 with growth of 26.32% in production of sugar. And Arabs buy over 15% of foreign sales of the product, with special attention to Algeria and the Emirates.
Companies participating in Mactech, an industrial machinery fair in Cairo, returned to their homes satisfied with the contacts made and with the possibility of finding distributors in the region.
The recovery seen in Latin American countries after the economic crisis of 2008 was responsible for the reduction of poverty in the region, according to a report by the Eclac.
The company should show three jets in the Middle East Business Aviation (MEBA), from December 7th to 10th, at Dubai International Airport, in the Emirates.
The funds will go mainly to infrastructure, according to figures disclosed at the Brazil-Syria business forum, promoted in Damascus. The Arab country aims to negotiate an agreement with the Mercosur.
Hypermarket Uno, under the Algerian Cevital group, already imports fruit, coffee, sugar and orange juice from Brazil, but the company is also interested in buying meats and dairy.
