From January to September, exports from Brazil to the United Arab Emirates were up 17.5%, whereas overall, foreign sales dropped 12%. Exports to Saudi Arabia, the region’s leading buyer, dropped 2.2%.
Runway and signs at the São Paulo International Airport underwent modifications to welcome the world’s largest passenger aircraft. The Aviation Authority is reviewing papers and Emirates is preparing a demo flight.
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According to the company, the country appears among the ten exotic places it sent more tourists to in the last four years. The company just released new tour packages.
Average daily foreign sales from Brazil increased 0.2% from a year ago and 3.8% from September 2015.
The loan’s term is ten years and, according to the company, represents an advance of 2016 funding operations.
Financial institutions believe the country’s economy will shrink 2.97% this year. Last week, estimation pointed to a 2.85% drop.
Marmoles de Egipto, a Spain-based company with manufacturing operations in the Arab country, will take part in Vitória Stone Fair, a marble and granite show slated for February 2016 in Espírito Santo, Brazil.
The discussion ‘Brazil and the Middle East: shaping new patterns of connections?’ is set for October 19th and 20th at USP. The meeting will cover the relationship between the countries post-Arab Spring.
Céu, from São Paulo, will perform in Beirut on the 19th this month. Her style is an amalgamation of Brazilian, African and Jamaican rhythms. She is also playing in Turkey and in European countries.
The Senate approved a treaty signed in 2010 by Mercosur and the Arab nation. The agreement still needs to be voted by the parliaments of Uruguay, Paraguay and Argentina.
The estimate is from the Brazilian Ministry of Tourism. Monday (12th) is the day of Our Lady of Aparecida and Children’s Day, and Sunday (11th) will see the Círio de Nazaré procession in the state of Pará.
Multinational company from Algeria has a project for a plant to process soy, besides operating in the logistic and steel sectors.
Brazil’s production of cereals, leguminous and oil seeds is expected to reach 210.4 million tons this year, according to estimation released by the institute of statistics.
