A show will open on Monday at the café of bookstore FNAC, in São Paulo, depicting the daily routines and struggles of female refugees in Brazil.
Last month, 36.4 thousand units were shipped from Brazil to foreign countries, a 16.7% increase over February 2015.
Brazilian industry output was up 0.4% in January from December of last year, but plummeted by 13.8% compared with January a year ago.
The Brazilian Ministry of Foreign Affairs is organizing a diplomatic and business mission to the two Arab countries and Ethiopia from March 8 to 11. Foreign minister Mauro Vieira will head the delegation.
The Brazilian aircraft manufacturing company grossed in excess of BRL 20 million in 2015, up 36% from 2014, but net income was down nearly 70% to USD 241.6 million.
Brazil Online Training is introducing a course to travel agents. The goal is to provide knowledge in order to increase customer numbers.
In the Arab country, the organization’s director-general Roberto Azevêdo said the government is taking a ‘very positive approach’ to problems stemming from instability in neighboring nations and heavy refugee inflows.
The Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE) released economic results for last year this Thursday (03). Recession was the most severe since record-keeping began, in 1996.
The economist José Mendonça de Barros will outline the perspectives for Brazil and the world in a lecture next Monday.
The Brazilian aircraft maker is exhibiting its Legacy 500 and Legacy 650 at an event from March 08 to 10. The Middle East is a major buying market.
The organization has called upon 100 companies from the region to attend the South America-Arab Countries Conference on Transportation and Logistics, slated for April in Cairo. The goal is fostering joint ventures.
Foreign sales from Brazil climbed 6% in volume and 25% in BRL revenue in February from a year ago. Revenue denominated in US dollars was down 11.5%.
The index that gauges retail business owners climbed 2.2% in February from January. Even so, the final score still shows pessimism.
Ambassadors from Algeria, Sudan and Morocco are attending Expodireto Cotrijal, a trade show in Não-Me-Toque, Rio Grande do Sul. The event opens next Monday and a Jordanian company is also set to attend.
