Exports of the Brazilian product to Middle East and North Africa countries generated USD 175.2 million in revenues this year until October. Shipments grew less at 1%, according to the exporters’ council.
Ibrahim Alzeben will speak about the creation of the Palestine state at São Paulo’s City Council during an academic simulation by International Relations students.
Brazilian exports totaled USD 2.99 billion in the first week of November, with imports at USD 2.85 billion, generating a surplus of USD 144 million. Purchases dropped more than sales.
Sabbagh founded the Arab Studies Department at Rio de Janeiro Federal University and was monsignor of the Melquita Greek-Catholic Church in Rio de Janeiro. He died on Sunday, at 95 years old, due to pneumonia.
Forecast was made by financial institutions surveyed by the Central Bank and was the 17th consecutive result pointing to a worsening of the indicator. The forecast for inflation also went up.
The Arab country’s national day, November 22nd, will see additional activities and a cultural space. Immigration pictures will be on show, a bookstore will open and Arabic lesson premises will be enlarged.
The philosopher Luiz Felipe Pondé talks about Existential Marketing for a Narcissism Culture on November 11 at the Arab Chamber. The lecture will discuss the relationship between human desires and isolation.
Last month in Brazil, withdrawals from savings accounts exceeded deposits by BRL 3.264 billion, the worst result for October since records started being kept, in 1995.
The event ‘We’re all immigrants’ will take place on Saturday (7th) and Sunday (8th) at São Paulo’s Museum of Image and Sound (MIS), featuring a photo exhibit, a film and debates.
This amount comes from deals closed by Brazilian candy companies that attended Sweets & Snacks Middle East in October. Estimations regarding future deals reach USD 10.5 million.
Foreign sales of light vehicles, trucks and buses made in Brazil grew in volume from January to October, but dropped in value, according to industry association Anfavea.
The companies will take part of mission with matchmaking and technical visits from November 21st to 27th. Expectation is to generate USD 20 million in sales. The trip is organized by Apex-Brasil and there are still openings.
Forecast pointing to weaker crops of products such as maize raised FAO’s Food Price Index, which is surveyed monthly.
However, the International Monetary Fund claims the country has yet to reduce its deficit, and warns of spillover from weak performance in Europe, a major trading partner.
