The factory from Paraná shipped two containers of bedroom and sitting room furniture to Algeria last month. The products should be presented in the Algerian market, by a distributor, at a cocktail.
Celebrating the Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People, the Brazilian foreign office and the UN inaugurated the exhibition ‘The Palestinian Issue and the UN.’ The Senate held a solemn act.
The president of the Brazilian Poultry Exporters Association, Francisco Turra, stated that shipments should end the year at similar levels to those of 2008.
This Wednesday, in Geneva, a group of developing nations decided to sign an agreement providing for a 20% reduction in foreign trade tariffs on 70% of the products traded among them.
The event will be promoted by the Unctad and is going to bring together representatives of five Arab countries interested in cooperating to fight poverty through economic development.
The Syrian Lebanese hospital should have a new unit starting in 2010, in the Itaim Bibi neighbourhood, in São Paulo. The investment in the eight story building is US$ 20 million.
The director of the Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Hassan Al Hashemi, presented the idea yesterday during a meeting with the Arab Brazilian Chamber board and Apex representatives.
According to the president of Petrobras, José Sergio Gabrielli, in order to meet the demand for petroleum, the world must produce the equivalent of the Saudi output, every two years, up until 2020.
Rio de Janeiro – The Brazilian industrial output grew 2.2% in October compared with September, according to data from the Monthly Industrial Survey disclosed today (2nd) by the Brazilian Institute for Geography and Statistics (IBGE). This is the tenth consecutive increase, and it reflects the performance of the country’s economy. In comparison with October last
A group of 150 artisans from Rio Grande do Norte produces carnauba fibre mats for insulation of Petrobras pipes. The product replaced aluminium and generated revenues in the region.
Minister Celso Amorim said Brazil will exempt the world’s poorest nations from import tariffs. The statement was made at the WTO conference, since the Doha Round failed to produce an agreement.
The Brazilian writer is revered by researchers, translators and professors in the United States, Europe and Latin America. The result was culled from a survey disclosed in the city of Rio de Janeiro.
Holding company Dubai World’s default request has not brought the emirate’s economy to a halt. To Brazilians living and working there, it has only made a previously existing situation official.
This is the expectation of the Brazilian companies that took part in the furniture and decoration fair held late November in Dubai. Organizations Abimóvel and Apex took 23 exhibitors to the event.
