An agreement was signed with the Brazilian Development Bank to make available the company’s technological solutions for the rehabilitation of degraded areas, sustainable use and forest monitoring.
Joint campaign by the local government and the Emirates Airline trains travel agents for the sale of packages to the emirate. The initiative started this week and runs until October.
Global exports and imports should increase 2.8% in 2016, the same level registered in 2015. It will mark the fifth consecutive year of a growth below 3%.
Through assistance program, the Fund’s technicians will help local authorities in the process of adopting reforms that result in continuous growth. The government is making an effort to revive the economy.
Statistics institute says there was a drop in 11 of 14 metro regions surveyed. The sharpest falls in industrial production occurred in Bahia and Amazonas.
The 2015/2016 crop should result in 209 million tons, according to survey by national supply company. Earlier forecast was revised down, but even so the crop volume will set a record.
The fair is scheduled for June in the city of São Paulo and will present the Spring/Summer footwear collection. Buyers from the Middle East were invited in a joint effort with the Arab Chamber.
Funding from the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East will be available this week and will benefit 720 families.
The Ministry of Development launched program to increase productivity of small and medium-size companies. They will receive consulting services and adopt waste-minimizing methods.
Dollar outflow from Brazil exceed inflow in USD 2.5 billion last month, according to the Brazilian Central Bank.
Year-to-date, external sales also registered higher volumes, according to data from Q1 released by the manufacturers’ association.
UASC, formed by six Arab countries, is expanding its presence in South America. The company has an office in Uruguay and will open others in Brazil and Argentina until year’s end.
Secretariat of Ports has approved investments of this order in the last five months. Estimation is for the sector to receive USD 13.93 billion until 2042, with the most part coming from the private sector.
Humanitarian issues affecting Syria, Iraq, Yemen and South Sudan are the ones concerning the World Health Organization the most. The agency needs USD 2.2 billion for health services.
