In April, the country’s airports received over 2 million passengers. The Casablanca terminal accounted for 40% of the total.
The IMF released a preliminary report of a visit to the Arab country and praised the efforts made to go forward with the reform program. The Fund should disburse other USD 2 billion to Egypt as part of their agreement.
A Brazilian government poll shows the rate of tourists satisfied with their trips to the country went up.
Nacer Khémir, from Tunisia, and Malika Halbaoui, from Morocco, will perform and hold workshops during the event, which runs from May 22 to 26 in São Paulo.
The North American currency had an appreciation of 0.61% over the real this Thursday. It was the currency’s fifth consecutive appreciation.
The visa waiver will become effective as of June 3. The same agreement will apply to Emiratis travelling to Brazil.
Banks surveyed by the Ministry of Finance expect a deficit below the official target for this year.
Brent North Sea crude oil reached USD 80.18, the highest price in four years.
It will include a photo exhibit from Gibran’s collection in three São Paulo subway stations and at Espaço Cultural of Conjunto Nacional, between June and August. A ceremony is scheduled for June 12 at Teatro Sesi.
A business delegation led by the Arab Brazilian Chamber has been to Egypt, Tunisia, Mauritania and Jordan, and such is the worth of deals expected to come to fruition in the coming 12 months.
The 1st Meeting of Brazil-Lebanon University Presidents began this Wednesday (16) in Beirut.
‘Until the Birds Return,’ by Karim Moussaoui, opens this Thursday in the country’s art circuit. The movie, which tells the story of three Algerians and their personal and social dramas, competed in a section of the Cannes Film Festival.
Purchases saw a 10.8% drop in April and a 13.2% drop in the first four months of the year.
A Brazilian company struck a deal to purchase two containers’ worth of the product in preserve from Egypt during B2B sessions last week.
