The projection of price increases from financial institutions polled by the Brazilian Central Bank went up slightly this week, from 7.04% in the last one.
Brazil’s political and economic scenario calls for cautious managerial decision-making, but also for attention to opportunities. The subject will be discussed by executive and consultant Fernando Curado on June 14th at the Arab Chamber.
Brazilian musicians will perform on July 16 at the Byblos International Festival. The event also has artists from the United States, Jamaica, France and Australia in the lineup. Tickets are now on sale.
Movie portrays director Zeina Daccache’s work leading to the staging of a play at the Roumieh prison. The film fest will include documentaries on theater and performance.
The price averaged at USD 174.18 in April. Occupancy rates edged down 1.8% from a year ago to 71.1%.
Seminar will take place from May 30 to June 3 in Ethiopia. The debate will focus on how school feeding programs can be integrated to other social protection systems.
Under a partnership deal, the Fund’s technicians will provide guidance to Somali authorities in structuring the economy towards reducing indebtedness and later enabling access to credit.
The decline took place in April from March. The Brazilian National Treasury reported that both internal and external indebtedness levels shrank.
From January to April, the Arab country imported 6% more product than in the comparable year-ago period. Total exports from Brazil grew 10.9%.
The experience of the author as a reader and his influence in the work are topics of the June 17 meeting in Ribeirão Preto. Mamede Jarouche, translator, will be one of the speakers.
The Abu Dhabi-based airline and partner companies raised the funds through the issuance of bonds in the market.
Brazil shed 62,844 jobs last month. Despite being the 13th straight monthly decline, it was the smallest one.
In April, traffic in the air terminal of the United Arab Emirates’ capital was 1.96 million passengers.
The German automaker has chosen Brazil to supply medium-sized trucks to Arab countries as part of its global strategy. Sales to the region began in late 2015 and are expected to amount to at least 1,000 units a year.
