The expansion was registered in comparison to January from March of this year. Over Q2 2017, there was a 1% expansion.
Companies will exhibit at a stand organized by the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce and the Embassy of Brazil in Syria. The trade show will run from September 5 to 15.
The North American currency, for a period, had surpassed BRL 4.20 this Thursday. The Brazilian Central Bank (BC) sold USD 1.5 billion worth of currency swaps.
At Cachoeiro Stone Fair, in Espírito Santo, a representative of the Arab Chamber talked about business opportunities in the region.
A 100-book library was donated by the UAE for the use of the Immigrant Citizenship and Integration Center (CIC), scheduled to open next week in São Paulo.
DXB had its second busiest month ever in July, with passenger numbers exceeding the eight-million mark, which had only happened on three occasions last year.
The 3rd Brazilian Film Festival will bring to the Arab country six feature films that were box office hits. The movie ‘João, o Maestro’ opens the festival. The screenings will be in Beirut, from September 4 to 9, and in Bekaa, from September 11 to 16.
A São Paulo-based network of 18 outlets was one of 11 international buyers which convened with 54 UAE companies at an event held by Dubai Exports.
The 2nd edition of the event will take place from September 26 to 29, featuring exhibitions, films and artistic performances in a bid to put Arab culture in the spotlight.
The Brazilian Development Bank (BNDES) said three units – in Acre, Rondônia and Roraima – will be auctioned on Thursday (30).
The credit rating agency changed its outlook on the Arab country’s rating from stable to positive, mainly a result of advances made in reforms.
The sector generated BRL 3.5 billion (USD 880 million) last year, BRL 500 million (USD 125.70 million) more than in 2016. The country has 17,000 registered organic producers.
Rida began its operation in the Brazilian market this year, focusing on selling its services as an incoming travel agency in four Arab countries.
The North American currency ended this Tuesday at BRL 4.14, up 1.48% over the previous day.
