The number of registered voters went up 41.3%. The top cities in the number of Brazilian voters are Boston, Miami and Tokyo.
Brazil’s state-run oil company produced 2.47 million barrels of oil equivalent per day worth of oil and gas in August.
Opportunities for doing business with the Arab market and the Egypt-Mercosur free trade agreement will be discussed during an event to be held by the Arab Chamber next Wednesday (26) at the Univali campus.
The surplus is the result of last week’s USD 5.4 billion in exports and USD 3.4 billion in imports.
Representatives from Egyptian Export Center HB are in São Paulo for B2B meetings with over twenty local companies.
Spending on foreign trips totaled USD 1.382 billion. The decline occurred due to the dollar’s appreciation against the real.
The Fund’s managing director Christine Lagarde said the Arab country is one of the fastest-growing economies in the Middle East.
Projections regarding Brazil’s Extended National Consumer Price Index (IPCA) moved up for the second straight week, to 4.28%.
Movie theater Zawya and the embassies of Ibero-American countries in the Egyptian capital will be showing films made in the region starting this Wednesday (26), including the Brazilian-made Boi Neon.
The Arab party organized by the Arabic Language Center takes place on October 6, a Saturday, from noon to 6 pm in north São Paulo. Admission is free.
The North American currency ended this Friday at BRL 4.05, down 0.59% over the previous day.
‘A Day in Arabia’ culture fest will take place over this weekend at mall Shopping D. Egyptian and Emirati stands will be offering books, handicraft, snacks and Arab coffee.
Nearly 15 million people travelled through the Arab country’s airports from January to August 2018.
The Brazilian government saw revenue go up 1.08% year-on-year.
