The Brazilian Central Bank (BC) revised up from 0.5% to 0.7% the forecast on the Brazilian economy growth this year, with the highlight being the expansion of the agricultural sector.
Fruit output in Brazil amounted to BRL 33.3 billion, the highest sum since record-taking began in 1974. The data are from the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE).
The Brazilian footwear maker is working to make sure it keeps and increases its sales levels in the region. It has 20 stores in Arab countries and expects to open new outlets in the next few years.
In a lecture at the Federation of Industries of the State, the Chamber’s CEO Michel Alaby revealed that a Kuwaiti company intends to import 12 shipping containers’ worth of poultry a month, and that Egypt needs beef.
Cassiana Pizaia and Vinícius Sgarbe, two journalists, produced the documentary ‘Trip across Palestine’, which goes beyond the conventional tourism in the country. Launching will be in Curitiba (PR).
Course ‘Culture and Art in Islam’ will be taught by professor Jamil Ibrahim Iskandar from September 29 to October 27 at the Pontifical Catholic University in Curitiba, Paraná (PUC-PR).
Revenues reached USD 33.73 billion last month and totaled USD 279.27 billion in the year’s first eight months.
Exporting agency Apex-Brasil and the Brazilian embassy will have a pavilion at the SIMA-SIPSA with room for five companies. The October fair is suitable to exporters of agricultural machines. Registrations are open.
The Brazilian Development Bank loaned USD 14.50 billion from January to August. Last month, there was a decline in loans of 32%.
The Brazilian head of state sat down with his counterparts Mahmoud Abbas of Palestine and Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi of Egypt in the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly.
The Brazil-Lebanon Cultural Center shows 30 photos of the state of Pará, which includes part of the Amazon. Local rivers, religious traditions and the daily lives of the population can be seen in the images until September 29.
Arrival numbers increased by 1.97% in Brazil year-on-year in the first half of this year to 5 million passengers, the Brazilian Ministry of Tourism said.
A Lebanese liked the profile of Solaza in the social media app and began to order to sell the brand’s items in the country. It’s the only client of the sun protective apparel company abroad.
Executives from the Arab country will arrive in São Paulo next week for a matchmaking event with local businesses on Tuesday (26).
