The North American currency ended this Tuesday at BRL 3.767, up 0.98% over the previous day.
Sales from Brazil to the Arab country totaled USD 6.46 million from January to July, a decline of 17.4% over the same period of 2017.
The second auction of the Brazilian federal government’s stake in production-sharing contracts will be held on the 31st at the São Paulo Stock Exchange.
Fashion and jewelry designers from the emirate presented their collection in a fashion show this Tuesday at Palácio Tangará. The show was part of an introduction event of Nama, the non-profit organization that aims to support and empower women in Sharjah. Brazilian women were invited to be a part of the council.
Abbas Shuman, the deputy sheikh from Al-Azhar, Egypt’s premier Islamic institution, is in the country for a close look at food production in accordance with Muslim traditions. He made a visit to the Arab Chamber.
The emirate is the guest of honor of this year’s São Paulo International Book Biennial. Its standout stand at the event features books, music and art.
Foreign sales from the country declined year-on-year in July, the National Motor Vehicle Manufacturers Association (Anfavea) reported.
From January to July, 104,600 units were sold in the Arab country, 89,100 of which were imports.
The expectation from financial institutions regarding the 2018 Extended Consumer Price Index (IPCA) remains the same as last week’s.
The Brazilian writer’s ‘A Hora da Estrela’ (The Hour of the Star) is in bookstores of major cities in Arab countries, such as Cairo, Dubai and Beirut. Egyptian researcher Maged ElGebaly translated the book into Arabic.
The Kalimat Foundation, from Sharjah, United Arab Emirates, donated 100 children’s and young adult books in Arabic to the São Paulo Library, located at Youth Park, in São Paulo.
The North American currency ended the Friday at BRL 3.707, while the Ibovespa reached 81,435 points, its highest point since May 22.
The Arab Chamber’s president, Rubens Hannun, discussed the idea this Friday with Hind Al Qasimi, Acting Chairperson of the Sharjah Business Women Council.
So said Fahim Al Qasimi, the head of a delegation from the emirate, during the opening ceremony of the São Paulo book fair, which features the Arab city as its guest of honor.
