The country will have two new plants, one for processing gold and another for cutting diamonds. The raw materials will be supplied by India. The objective is to cater to Levant and Africa markets.
The service sector grew at higher rates than the economy as a whole in 2008, according to a research by the IBGE. While the GDP grew 5.1%, non-financial services grew 18.8%.
A legal opinion issued by the Attorney General’s Office is going to limit sales of Brazilian land to foreigners or foreign-owned companies.
A legal opinion issued by the Attorney General’s Office is going to limit sales of Brazilian land to foreigners or foreign-owned companies.
Boutique de Aromas makes cosmetics from vegetable oils, and plant and flower extracts. It has already received its first order from abroad, and now it may open up the doors to the Arab market.
The Brazilian company established a partnership with the United States-based KL Energy for developing alcohol fuel production from sugarcane bagasse.
Volume of financing granted in the 2009-2010 crop was 14% greater than in the previous period.
DRO produces flowers, fine herbs and sprouts for gastronomy. The company supplies the main restaurants in the city of São Paulo and plans to invest in the foreign market in future.
The figure is a result of US$ 13.2 billion in Brazilian exports and US$ 11 billion in imports.
A son to a Lebanese mother and an Amazonian father, musician Salomão Habib, from Belém, bases his guitar and lute work around Arab and Brazilian Indian influences. He is planning a concert in Lebanon.
Next Thursday, the Syrian Arab Cultural Centre will promote a poetic evening featuring poem readings and music. The event will celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Poetic Movement of São Paulo.
The buying manager at BM Sourcing FZC, headquartered in Ajman, is in Brazil seeking producers of steel products. The company operates in 10 countries, especially in the Arab world.
Foreign direct investment totalled US$ 2.6 billion in the country in July, and US$ 14.7 billion in the first seven months this year, according the Brazilian Central Bank.
Company Lanno, of costume jewellery, should participate in a fair in Paris and hopes to meet several international contacts again, among them some from the United Arab Emirates, Lebanon and Kuwait.
