The country purchased almost 19,000 tons from Brazil in September and ranked ahead of China. In the poultry sector, Brazilian exports increased in the month after a decline in August.
Fiesp president Paulo Skaf welcomed a delegation of diplomats from Arab countries this Tuesday. They spoke on trade and the measures needed in order to increase mutual investment.
Industrial output plunged 3.8% in August over July after five months going up in the same type of comparison.
The Brazilian organization is participating in the Saudi Agriculture show this week in Riyadh. It was contacted by several executives interested in importing goods from Brazil, and is helping a local company find a rep.
Funds will be directed to development projects and to the Jordan Response Plan to the Syrian crisis. Jordan is one of the countries that take in the most refugees.
The Brazilian trade balance registered a surplus of USD 3.8 billion in September. Both exports and imports went down, but the latter had the sharpest decline.
Brazil produced 3.3 million barrels of oil equivalent per day in August and surpassed record mark for the third consecutive month.
Banks estimate an inflation rate of 7.23% in Brazil this year. Last week’s forecast stood at 7.25%. The GDP forecast remains unchanged, signaling a decline.
After five years of lower levels, price of the commodity is rebounding and is influencing Brazil’s exports to the Arab market. And it should continue on an upward path.
The event will happen on October 5 and 6. Panelists from several countries will get together to discuss funding for sustainable actions and implementation of the Paris Climate Agreement.
Destinations around the world saw 561 million international tourists in the first half of the year, according to the United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO).
The index reached 69.9 points in September, an increase over August and also over the same month of last year.
Márcio Félix, a secretary to the Brazilian Ministry of Mines and energy, spoke for the admission of partners to explore areas under concession since 2010 to the state-run oil company Petrobras.
The amount will support job creation in the Upper Egypt region. The area is home to 67% of the country’s poorest people. The loan is part of a program that will transfer another USD 7.5 billion to the nation until 2019.
