The International Monetary Fund suggests improvements in the business environment, increased investment in education and changes in the labor market.
The famous Moroccan choreographer Bouchra Ouizguen will bring singers and dancers from her country for the 8th Contemporary Dance Festival in late October. They combine contemporary and traditional dance.
So says the World Bank, whose estimates are US$ 170 billion for Syria and US$ 100 billion for Libya. The institution has announced a new strategy for the Arab World.
Round of bids for 266 oil exploration blocks closes with 37 blocks sold to companies in seven countries.
Poultry processing company, owner of the Sadia brand, signs memorandum of understanding to acquire part of a frozen food distributor in the Gulf country.
According to the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE), the only Brazilian states in which industrial production increased were Ceará, Santa Catarina, Minas Gerais and Rio de Janeiro.
Together, the federal export and investment promotion agency Apex-Brasil and its state-level counterpart Investe São Paulo will prepare local businesses to sell and advertise their products abroad.
The Law School at the University of São Paulo will train 20 volunteers from October until February. From March on, students will provide assistance to refugees and migrants arriving in Brazil.
In its Trade and Development 2015 report, the UN agency suggests a long term agenda with the creation of a world central bank and an international currency to replace the dollar.
Production reached 174,000 units in the month, down 19.5% from August this year and 42% from September last year.
The Fund says that the Brazilian economy will shrink even more in 2015. For the organization, the political crisis has an impact in the confidence of business and consumers.
The state’s capital Recife is vying for the new aerospace hub with Fortaleza and Natal, also in Northeast Brazil. ‘I believe we have the best technical qualifications,” said state secretary for Tourism Felipe Carreras.
This month, Brazilian chicken producers will attend Anuga, the German food fair, expecting business rounds with importers from all over the world, among them Arab ones.
The free lessons are an initiative of the Brazilian embassy in Beirut. The purpose is to coach Syrians who plan to travel to Brazil on basic communication skills. The classes begin on the 13th.
