Ziad Anabtawi, vice president of the Palestinian Businessmen Association, claims that the free trade agreement between the two parties will help Palestine overcome economic difficulties.
Foreign investor interest in the Brazilian banking system remained stable over the last few years and was little affected by the crisis, according to a Central Bank report.
From November 19th to 30th, the Ministry of Agriculture should take cooperatives and Brazilian companies to Egypt and Algeria for business meetings and technical visits.
Icarda is an international research institute for agriculture in arid regions that is headquartered in Aleppo. The organisation is selecting a scientist to work with small ruminants.
It is the highest figure ever recorded in the country, according to information from the Central Bank, which has been purchasing dollars in the spot market to curb the appreciation of the real.
The Abu Dhabi International Petroleum Exhibition & Conference will take place in the capital of the United Arab Emirates from November 1st to 4th. The event should feature over 1,600 exhibitors.
Brazilian researchers and officials in the science and technology field will be in the Arab country on an exploratory mission on October 4th and 5th. The aim is to discuss cooperation possibilities.
Both countries should end the bilateral agreement that may allow the Algerian purchase of Brazilian defence and security equipment without need for tenders.
From 2007 to 2009, Brazilian sector exports to the Sudanese market went from US$ 2.9 million to US$ 7 million. The minister of Industry, Awad Al-Jaz, claimed that the country is open to partnerships.
Companies from Palestine and Egypt, bring olive oil, dates, sweets and spices to the 15th edition of the Food Ingredients South America (Fisa) fair, which will continue until Thursday in São Paulo.
The fund comprising Brazil, India and South Africa was awarded for its work in favour of South-South cooperation.
Brazil shipped 99 million pairs of shoes up until August. Sales totalled US$ 1 billion, representing growth of 10% over 2009. Saudi Arabia imported the equivalent of US$ 9 million.
Three university students from Porto Alegre established workshops to show children the history of Egypt in an interactive and creative way. Activities include the assembly of a mini museum.
During the same period of 2009, spending reached US$ 6.414 billion. As a result of increased spending, the Central Bank revised its travel account deficit upwards from US$ 8 billion to US$ 10 billion.
