The International Monetary Fund released this Wednesday the report Regional Economic Outlook for the Middle East and North Africa, underscoring five main points.
The Santander Mundi program is offering 100 scholarships worth EUR 4,000 to undergraduate or postgraduate students of 55 Brazilian universities. The program lists 1,200 schools from 20 countries, among them Qatar.
Brazilian company Biowash produces cleaning products for household and business venues with 100% natural inputs and has exported products to Dubai in the past.
Primary deficit stood at BRL 25.135 billion (USD 7.36 billion), the worst result for the month in the Brazilian Central Bank’s historical series.
For the twelfth time, Sindipeças, the sector’s association, is organizing a delegation for Automechanika Dubai, one of the Middle East’s main trade expos of the sector.
A conference and panel take place this Wednesday (2) in Dubai with the IMF’s director of the Middle East and Central Asia Department, Jihad Azour.
Cia. Cabelo de Maria and the group Al Tananir will perform all types of folk songs, such as lullabies and celebrations. The concert takes place this Tuesday (1) at Sesc Vila Mariana, free of charge.
Emaar’s real estate development arm registered a net profit of USD 223 million in 2018’s Q1. Revenues nearly doubled.
To celebrate the store’s 120th anniversary, a cultural space will open to host exhibits, a historical archive, workshops and lectures. Run by the Rizzkallah family, the shop has become part of Arab history in Brazil.
On May 8, in a Moroccan university, Maurício Vicente Ferreira Júnior will talk about the importance of archives and museums in the formation of a country’s cultural identity. He will also speak on the Imperial Museum’s collection and the Brazilian monarchy period.
Hair artist Mohamed Azab, widely known in the Arab world, signs the new line of professional men’s hair products Vitta Gold Barbers. Launching will e on Monday (30) in Campinas.
A conference in Kuwait discussed the participation of women from the region in international organizations and argued for greater women’s participation in decision-making processes.
According to the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE), by the end of March there were 13.7 million people out of work in the country.
Some 80 executives and authorities attended the launch of the first EPZ in the state of Minas Gerais. The 260-hectare area is available to industries as varied as agribusiness, pharmaceuticals and footwear.
