International visitors to the Latin American country reached 2.97 million year to date through May, up 108% from a year earlier.
Revenue growth was 9.3% compared to the same period in 2022. The United Arab Emirates was the third leading buyer in the period, and Saudi Arabia came fifth.
Rhanna launched on Friday (7) the music video of her song ‘Anarruanda.’ The footage was filmed at the Khan El Khalili market in Cairo, Egypt.
Scatec received a land area for constructing a wind power plant to generate 5 gigawatts in the south of Egypt.
Jean Paul Prates, CEO of Brazilian oil company Petrobras talked at a seminar held by OPEC in Austria on Wednesday (5) and said state-owned oil companies need support from states for energy transition.
The Brazilian defense company partnered with Sepha to expand into the Saudi market, where Taurus opened an office in 2022.
The Brazilian federal government’s “Elas Exportam” program has applications open until July 21 for businesswomen interested in free mentoring focused on export activities.
The group that owns Dubai-based Emirates Airline is planning a recruitment drive in 180 roles. Cabin crew, pilots and engineers will be hired during open days in cities all over the world.
Featuring events in South Africa, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Malaysia, and Indonesia, the Halal Brazil project has opened registration for Brazilian food and beverage companies interested in Muslim markets.
From November 21 to 23, Abicalçados and NürnbergMesse will hold the BFSHOW in Porto Alegre for the first time. Foreign buyers and guests are expected to participate. Registration for guests is open.
Ministry forecasts a trade surplus of USD 84.7 billion this year as imports will fall more than exports. Prices of goods Brazil imports like fertilizers, fuels and wheat are declining.
Brazil produced three million barrels of oil a day last year, most coming from pre-salt reserves. The majority of the country’s natural gas also came from pre-salt.
Golf Cooperation Council’s equity markets recorded a positive performance last month, led by the UAE and Saudi Arabia.
This Monday (3), the Brazilian Central Bank released the financial market’s new growth estimate for the country’s GDP, 2.19% for 2023. Last week’s projection was at 2.18%.
