The organisation’s executive director, Ricardo Santin, told ANBA that the markets selected are Indonesia, Malaysia, Nigeria, Sudan, Mexico, the United States and Senegal
The organisation that works for social insertion of afro descendants should have AfrobrasNews starting on February 1st. The site should publish articles about black populations in Brazil and abroad.
The Brazilian food company closed its first sale to Syria, consisting of 133,000 cans of fish. The enterprise is also negotiating deals in Jordan, the United Arab Emirates and Oman.
The contract provides for the leasing of two Embraer 170 jets to the Bahraini airline, and was signed during a trade fair held in the country. the company flies to 39 cities in 27 different countries.
Medical industry association Abimo expects US$ 25 million in exports to result from the medical-hospital equipment fair. The goal is to exceed the last edition’s results by 20%.
The surplus of dollar inflow and outflow in Brazil was due to the improvement of investment in bonds, fixed income and remittance of profits and dividends.
The figure concerns last year and was the second highest in the historical series of the Brazilian Central Bank. The sum is 8% lower than the one recorded in 2008.
In 2009, Brazilian sales of the product grew 51% compared with the previous year. Shipments totalled 26,000 tonnes, representing growth of 42%.
Qatar intends to invest the sum in railways, roads, sanitation and other projects, and wants to attract the participation of Brazilian companies. Lula stated that he is going to visit the Arab country
During a visit by the emir of Qatar, Hamad Bin Khalifa Al-Thani, to Brasília, Qatar Holding signed an agreement with Brazilian companies to seek joint investment opportunities.
In his 15th year in power, the Qatari emir, Hamad bin Khalifa Al-Thani, comes to Brazil for his second trip to the nation, planning to expand political and economic relations.
In 2009, the company extracted 2.5 million barrels of oil and gas per day, on average, in its domestic and foreign operations. In Brazil, the daily output was 2.3 million barrels.
The information was supplied by the minister of the Special Secretariat for Ports, Pedro Brito. He stated that the sector is a priority, and that improvements should take place across the country.
The objective is to attract funds from Arab countries into enterprises in Brazil. The Arab Brazilian Chamber’s president, Salim Schahin, said that there is much to offer, especially in infrastructure.
