The facility accounted for 28% of Brazilian foreign trade in January, a 5.26% increment over January 2015.
Foreign sales from the country fetched USD 13.348 billion in February, up 4.6% from a year ago, with the ensuing trade surplus exceeding the USD 3 billion mark.
A cereal brokerage company out of Paraná, Brazil, is using a terminal in the European archipelago to sell agricultural commodities to North Africa. The facility is located roughly 300 km off Tunisia.
During a meeting in Riyadh, executives and officials went over the next steps to paperless issuance. Egypt has already begun implementing the process.
The company’s production averaged at 2.65 million barrels of oil equivalent per day, which ws less than in December, due to scheduled rig maintenance shutdowns.
A poll of financial institutions conducted by the Brazilian Central Bank shows deteriorating expectations regarding the economy in 2016. Last week’s shrinkage forecast had been 3.40%.
El Khalil, from Alexandria, is expanding its international presence and claims Brazil has a big market to be explored.
Beginning on March 05 in Recife, Brazil, the historian and dancer Mell Borba will cover Arab rhythms, a bit of history and folk dances. The teacher is of Yemeni descent.
The two United Nations organizations are planning on launching units to welcome migrant women and children in the next three months, with an emphasis on borders with Europe.
A meeting in Jeddah will bring together government officials and executives from 60 different countries, from March 01 to 03, to discuss public-private partnerships in the Arab country.
The emirate’s tourism authority is looking to increase tourist numbers over the next few years and has entered into a partnership with a local company.
Brazil’s federal, state and municipal governments had a combined USD 7 billion surplus after eight straight months in deficit. The result even surpassed January 2015’s.
The Brazilian food company posted a BRL 3.2 billion net income in 2015. Brazil and the Middle East are the leading buying markets, and there are plans to increase market share in North Africa as well.
Such was the mining company’s result in 2015. In quarter four, it incurred BRL 33.1 billion in losses. The primary reason for the weak performance was iron ore prices.
