Brazil’s Shorts Co. will likely have a franchise store in a Saudi mall soon. Its flagship product is men’s beach and post-beach shorts, but bikinis, speedos, linen shirts and other items are also available.
Arab World Cinema Cycle was created form a course taught by professor Richard Peña of the Columbia University. Sessions run until June 2.
The previously unseen art show ‘Colors of Bahia, a tribute to Paulo and & Vera,’ by the artist Ana Cacau, pays homage to the ambassador of Brazil to Beirut and his wife, who died in a car accident last week.
Brazil produced 908 million dozen eggs, 3% down from the last quarter of 2018. Exports to Arabs grew.
Year-on-year, financial institute gains grew by 436.7% in the first quarter this year.
Monetary Policy Committee minute says that indicators available suggest a significant chance that the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) have undergone a slight year-on-year reduction in the first quarter.’
Throughout the month of Ramadan, Muslims fast during daytime, but evening feasts and donations will drive up food sales, with a major impact on the trade calendar in Arab countries.
The 2019 economic growth estimate from Brazilian financial market players eased from 1.49% to 1.45%.
Chamber will replace plastic materials used internally, starting a series of measures for sustainability.
Free-trade agreement came into force in 2017. On Thursday, lectures at the Arab Brazilian Chamber will detail business evolution in this period as well as future perspectives.
June 2, 8 and 9 will see São Paulo’s Immigration Museum host cuisine, artistic performances, handicraft and workshops. The Syrian, Palestinian, Egyptian, Iraqi and Moroccan communities will participate.
Dance and theater performance ‘Urrou’ brings the oxen of the human history, including Apis of the Ancient Egypt religion and Bumba Meu Boi celebrated in Brazil. The play may be seen until May 24 in São José dos Campos.
Sales to the Arab countries reached 554,600 bags year through April. Revenue grew 8% to USD 66.2 million, according to Cecafé.
The country accounts to 25% of global trade of the product, up from a meager 1% ten years ago, according to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO).
