Foodstuffs manufacturers are in search of partners to place their products in the Brazilian market. Some local companies are already in ongoing negotiations with the Algerians.
The world exhibition will be held in Dubai. The projects include the construction of support areas, districts that will host the countries’ pavilions and temporary structures.
The increase in sales was registered last year over 2015, according to the sector’s association in Brazil.
The tool made available by the federal government shows data on exports and imports of Brazilian cities. In addition to the numbers, it’s possible to gather information on products and destinations.
Financial institutions surveyed for the Focus Bulletin kept their forecast for a Selic, the benchmark interest rates, of 9.5% per year in 2017. Inflation will be close to the center of the target.
Siblings Daniela and Alessando Panizzi cater events in the Arab country, with typical Brazilian meats, dishes, sweets and beverages. In March, they will open their restaurant, Nena Brazilian Bistro & Grill, in Amman.
Mahmoud Ghaloul arrived in São Paulo in 2013 and began to sell sweets at fairs. Now he cooks to order and also goes to people’s houses to prepare the meals.
Directed by Hany Abu-Assad, the movie is based on the story of Mohammad Assaf, winner of Arab Idol 2013. It’s showing in movie theaters in São Paulo, Brasília and Rio de Janeiro.
Exports totaled USD 5.3 billion, a 2.6% fall in comparison to the same month of the previous year.
Statement was made by Algeria’s minister of Energy, Noureddine Boutarfa. OPEC and non-OPEC countries have decided to lower their oil output this year in 1.8 million barrels per day.
The index measured by the National Confederation of Industry increased 3.5% in comparison to December 2016.
The government collected BRL 1.289 trillion (USD 409 billion) in taxes last year. Results would have been worse if not for the repatriation funds from October and November.
The Braúna 3 mine, in Bahia, could raise tenfold the domestic production of diamond, product highly sought by the United Arab Emirates.
It’s the amount needed to be able to offer humanitarian aid to people displaced by the conflict in Syria and to the neighboring countries.
