It was the worst monthly result in August. Exports totalled US$ 3.135 billion and imports, US$ 2.72 billion.
The maker of threads and fibres, established in São Paulo by the Bonduki family, of Syrian origin, should invest in expanding sales to traditional markets and furthering contact in North Africa.
The economist and president of SR Rating should speak about the economic maturity of Brazil and investment opportunities in the country in São Paulo.
Arab Brazilian Chamber president Salim Schahin and other members of communities of foreign origin should be honoured by the São Paulo state Legislative next Tuesday.
Agile should be released in October and was fully developed by the company in Brazil. It is turned to emerging markets and is part of a new vehicle family, called Viva.
The first Symposium of Portuguese and Brazilian Arabists should take place on August 31st at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro. Specialists in Arab studies should analyse the activities.
The discovery confirms the presence of recoverable volumes of some 280 million barrels of light oil and also good productivity and is located nearly 120 km off the coast of Rio de Janeiro.
The sector had net profit of US$ 313 million in the second half. The performance was partly boosted by the My House, My Life program, which subsidises the construction of housing.
The electric engine industry should build a production park in Linhares. Investment should total US$ 101 million and part of the installations should start operating in 2011.
Fabric manufacturing company Tear is going to invest the funds in expanding its factory complex. The enterprise currently manufactures 1.6 million square metres of fabric per month.
Paths of Flavour, a project of the Ministry of Tourism, targets 55 destinations and aims to provide training to 11,000 professionals from micro and small out-of-home food industry companies by 2011.
Restaurant Oliva, where olive oil is the main ingredient, will promote a stew festival until the end of this month. Moroccan and Algerian recipes are served to the customers.
Colibri, based in Arapongas, in the state of Paraná, already sells to Algeria and the Emirates and is negotiating with importers from Qatar and Sudan. The new contacts were made at fair Abimóvel.
Over 300 importers in charge of the leading construction projects in the Middle East and North Africa have been invited to attend the fair. Their purchasing power exceeds US$ 1 trillion.
