The northeastern Brazilian state will promote a seminar including lectures and meetings from the 17th to 19th this month. Importers from eight different countries, among them Jordan, should attend.
The oil company is going to spend the funds in universities and research institutes in order to turn the Brazilian energy sector technology cluster into one of the best equipped in the world.
Brasília – The international financial crisis put a brake on the expansion of Brazilian companies’ investment in the foreign productive sector. Figures supplied by the Brazilian Central Bank show that, from January to June, net return on funds invested outside of the country totalled US$ 1.798 billion. The figures also show that the majority of
Rio de Janeiro – Brazilian industry grew 0.2% in June when compared to May, the sixth positive rate running. The relative result in the first half of the year, however, shows the worst result since the beginning of the recording of the Monthly Physical Industrial Production Research, in 1975. In the first six months of
The figure resulted from US$ 14 billion in exports and US$ 11 billion in imports. So far this year, the surplus is US$ 17 billion.
São Paulo state should make available US$ 11 million for technological research financing in micro and small companies. Half of the funds should be offered this half, and the remains in the next.
Hisham Ibrahim Ghroab, a representative of Style Design, got price estimates with several Brazilian companies exhibiting at the Abimad high-end decoration fair, in São Paulo.
The Service of Industrial Education should show teachers in Morocco how to teach professionalizing classes to people with special needs. The exchange should take place up to the end of this year.
The Brazilian women’s shoes brand, which had strong marketing action with local media advertisements and a parade in Dubai, has nine stores in the Arab countries and should open two more in 2010.
The applications for handheld computers and telephones, created by engineer Marcelo Condé, the founder of Spring Wireless, are already used by 70,000 people in over 20 countries.
The auction will take place in August and aims to meet the goal of mixing 4% of the biofuel into regular diesel. The national output needs to rise from 1.2 billion litres to 1.8 billion.
Morocco-based company Fipar, will own a 47.6% stake in the Renault plant being built in Tangiers. The carmaker already has a plant in the country, in Casablanca, and is the local market leader.
The original text from 2005 was renegotiated in early July, in Cairo. The number of authorized weekly mixed or cargo-only flights has been increased from four to seven.
Brazil received over US$ 3.5 billion in foreign direct investment for production of oil products and biofuels, in a period of two and a half years.
