The birds were brought as per an agreement between the Brazilian Environment Minister and the Al Wabra Wildlife Preservation, which protects, in captivity, endangered or extinct species.
The estimate is from the manufacturer Boeing, which expects air traffic and demand to grow over the next 20 years.
The Brazilian aircraft manufacturer has sold five of its Phenom 100E units to the Dubai-based airline’s pilot academy. The order also includes an option for five additional units.
US dollar outflows from foreign exchange operations in Brazil exceeded inflows by USD 3.5 billion. Year-to-date, the result is positive by USD 7.665 billion.
Candido Mendes University will host the Brazil-Lebanon International
Seminar on November 25th, focusing on political events in the Middle East and their influence on the Lebanese scenario.
Surplus in the month stood at USD 1.996 billion. However, both exports and imports were weaker than a year ago.
Indicator went up 1.2% over August. It was the second straight month of increase. Over September of 2014, however, there was a decline of 8.4%.
Respondents in a poll believe the Brazilian economy should contract by 3.05% this year. As of last week, their contraction expectation was slightly milder at 3.02%.
Brazil’s embassy and Navy and the Brazil-Lebanon Cultural Center are accepting entries of projects that portray humane actions of the naval force in the Arab country.
The Dubai-based Icflix, arrives in the country to offer online streaming on-demand content to the local and Latin American Arab community. It has more than 12,000 movies and series from India and the Arab world.
The head of operations of the International Committee of the Red Cross for the Middle East, Robert Mardini, came to Brazil to raise awareness for humanitarian aid to the region.
Revenues from sales to Arab countries declined last month in Brazil. Sales volumes went down for major export products such as ores and sugar. Year-to-date, volumes were up 19%.
Watch in this episode: Historian Arlene Clemesha, professor at the University of São Paulo (USP), says the world cannot be neatly divided into opposing regions and that Islam is rooted in freethinking.
According to Unicef, many of the schools were either destroyed by the ongoing conflict or converted into shelters for displaced persons.
