The program will be presented at COP21, in Paris, and proposes policies to mitigate the effects of climate change in the continent.
Brazilian National Treasury numbers show the debt declined from BRL 2.73 billion in September to BRL 2.64 billion last month. It was the first month-on-month reduction so far this year.
Buyers from seven major chains in the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Morocco, and Egypt will be in São Paulo on December 1st and 2nd to talk business with Brazilian companies. Slots are still available.
The Brazilian trade balance’s negative result is from the third week of November. In the period, exports totaled USD 2.79 billion, with imports registering USD 3.19 billion.
A survey by Fundação Getulio Vargas shows that the sector’s confidence went down in November over October, from 76.2 points to 74.3 points.
Big 5, the Middle East’s leading industry show, will feature six Brazilian companies at a stand organized by the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce and the Export and investment Agency Apex-Brasil.
The Arab country’s National Tourist Office is holding a Moroccan week featuring photo exhibits, a musical performance and a typical dress parade.
The books by the Brazilian author, son of Lebanese immigrants, will be the topic of a series of lectures next week at University of São Paulo, in the city of São Paulo, in a celebration for the author’s 80th birthday.
Ibovespa, the main São Paulo Stock Exchange index, climbed 3.48% in the past four days, with the United States currency dropping 2.7%.
The sum will be needed for projects over the next ten years, according to the Saudi minister of Oil, Ali Al-Naimi.
According to data from the institute of statistics, the unemployment rate reached 7.9% in the month, an increase over both September 2015 and October 2014.
Trade, tourism and investments in the Arab country are influenced by the scenario in neighboring Iraq and Syria. But the cheap oil tends to push inflation down, says the IMF.
The Khalifa Port handled a volume of 1,204,993 containers from January to October of this year, an increase of 36% over the same period of 2014.
Brazilian industry exports to the Arab country went up from January to October this year, but total revenues dropped 12.4%, industry association Abicalçados reported.
