The Integrated Foreign Trade System will have a website and simplified procedures.
The daily average of extraction was 2.078 million barrels, growth of 6% over the same period last year. Production of gas, in turn, had the second best performance in history.
A bureaucratic problem was barring Brazilian exports of thermo processed products in the sector to the Arab country. The theme was discussed during a visit by a Brazilian trade delegation to Algiers.
The figure is part of the Five-Year Plan for 2010 to 2014, and was presented by the Algerian government to the Brazilian business delegation and Development minister Miguel Jorge in Algiers.
Classics such as Egypt aside, travel agencies are betting on new destinations to attract Brazilian tourists to the Arab world, including Abu Dhabi, in the Emirates, Qatar, Bahrain and Oman.
The Arab Brazilian Chamber will take part in a workshop on international market opportunities next Friday. The event is free and targets foreign trade and international relations professionals.
According to a study by the Ministry of Labour and Employment, official job generation in Brazil was record in August. Some 299,415 new work posts were opened.
Brazilian sales to the Middle East and North Africa totalled US$ 1.21 billion in August. Saudi, Egypt and the Emirates were the main destinations. This year, shipments have reached US$ 7.3 billion.
Representatives of Maza group, from Bahrain, and Binca International, from the Emirates, are among the 19 importers to participate in roundtables at the Brazilian Supermarket Association, in Campinas.
The manager of market relations at the Brazilian Poultry Farming Union, Adriano Zerbini, integrates a mission led by minister Miguel Jorge and should address the matter with Algerian authorities.
The Foreign Trade Board has reduced the tax on 166 items to 2%. The rate used to range from 14% to 18%.
Rak Porcelain, a tableware factory based in the United Arab Emirates, will participate this week in the Equipotel trade show, in the city of São Paulo, and wants an exclusive partner in Brazil.
The National Semi-Arid Institute is studying cattle of the Pé Duro breed, which survives well in warm climates. Genes may be used to adapt other breeds to global warming.
A total of US$ 500 million were sold on the European and North American markets, and US$ 50 million on the Asian market. Investors will have annual rates of return of 5.202%.
