Expenditure by Brazilian travellers in foreign countries reached USD 1.113 billion last month. Foreigner spending in Brazil climbed to USD 434 million.
The event, organized by Brazil-Lebanon Cultural Center, will offer typical snacks and desserts as prepared by Brazilian families, games for the kids and dancing.
In a meeting in the city, business owners shared their plans of selling fruits and taking part in the renewable energy sector in the region. The Arab Chamber’s CEO and Minerva’s sales manager were the speakers.
Brazil’s Foreign Trade Chamber has exempted the black and carioquinha varieties from charges, for a three-month period.
According to study by the institute of statistics, there is an excessive concentration of energy generation, distribution and logistics in Brazil’s Southeast, South and parts of the Midwest.
Francisco Luz, Brazilian ambassador in Amman, met recently with executives of large companies from the Arab country that displayed interest in doing business in the education and pharmaceutical sectors.
The exchange of social programs in less wealthy countries helps fight poverty and fuel development. A report from the United Nations Development Programme showcases the Brazilian experience.
Dyogo Oliveira, minister of Planning, said that the measure that allows for foreign carriers to own Brazilian airlines could benefit routes to smaller cities.
The money from the emergency fund was disbursed for the aid of people that left the city of Fallujah after conflicts.
Ambassador Alaa Eldin Roushdy met with Agriculture minister Blairo Maggi. They talked expansion of trade of agricultural products and inputs.
An open-to-the-public meeting on August 24 at the Goiás State University will focus on the influence of Arab culture in Brazil via the work of Raduan Nassar and Milton Hatoum.
There was a price slowdown in June with a 0.4% inflation rate, less than half the rate registered in the previous month. Data are from the IPCA-15, an estimation of the official inflation rate.
Mergers and acquisitions fueled global performance. Brazil slid four positions in the ranking over 2014 and was the world’s eighth leading FDI target. The Arab countries saw a combined influx of USD 42.3 billion.
Nations of the bloc applied 21 restrictive measures per month since October 2015. It’s the highest monthly level since the organization started to monitoring the issue in 2009.
