The campaign #MaisMulheresDiplomatas (#MoreWomenDiplomats), launched by the Brazilian Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Itamaraty), aims to encourage the admission of more women in diplomatic careers.
The North American currency slid 0.51% and the main index of the São Paulo Stock Exchange climbed 1.64%.
The Tunisian carrier’s chairman and CEO believes passenger numbers will exceed 4 million and revenue will hit an all-time high.
The credit line will finance reforms for private investments promotion, small businesses, social program and alternative energy.
Twenty malls in the emirate are offering up to 80% off in goods and services through August 18. The campaign also includes promotions by hotels and art and culture attractions.
The Brazilian monetary authority believes the economy will see 1.6% growth in 2018, down from a prior 2.6% estimate.
Orquestra Mundana Refugi, comprising Brazilian and refugee musicians from around the world, will perform on July 12 at São Paulo’s Sesc Vila Mariana to launch their album. Tickets will be available from July 3.
The representative of the Arab League in Brazil, Nacer Alem, pointed out that the Chamber is the first partner of the multilateral organization in Brazil. The organization held a farewell dinner in honor of the diplomat.
The government saw BRL 603.4 billion year-to-date through May. One of the factors driving the hike was instalment payments by debtors.
The number of active enterprises in the country by the end of 2016 was 5.05 million, according to the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE). The number is down 1.3% from 2015.
As soon as the World Cup began, the colors of Brazil’s national team began popping up in Beirut. Brazil has a strong local following in the Arab country, and a local group gathers fans together to cheer for their team in the capital.
The Brazilian of Lebanese origins Wisam Osman is the owner of chain store Macedônia, in Paraguay, and now is planning to open a store of Arab products in the city of Foz do Iguaçu. He already does business with the Middle East.
Foreign sales from Brazil came out to USD 520 million on the back of a road transportation industry strike. Industry association Abimaq is expecting a recovery.
For the first time ever, the e-book app and devices will offer works in Arabic language.
