According to the Brazilian institute of statistics the decline took place in the first six months of the year over the same period of last year.
Brazilian Go Tratch developed a process that uses ‘nanobubbles’ for soil decontamination and is in search of a partner in the Middle East to offer its services to the oil industry.
Both exports and imports dropped in July in over the same month of 2014. The Middle East was the only destination that increased the purchase of products from Brazil.
The volume sent abroad in July was record-breaking and increased in comparison to the same period of last year, according to the Brazilian Association of Animal Protein. Revenues in reais also increased.
The Focus Bulletin by the Brazilian Central Bank shows the estimation by financial institutions for the growth of the Brazilian economy in 2015 was revised down for the third straight week.
The Brazilian bank acquired the operations of the British institution in the country. The value of the deal tops US$ 5 billion.
Since March, trading company from Paraná state has shipped to Kuwait and Syria. It also closed deals to Algeria and there’s the possibility of entering Lebanon and UAE. The company processes coffee suited to Arab taste.
Archaeologist Cintia Gama, scientific advisor of the Louvre Museum, will talk about the topics on August 15th and September 12th, at Ema Klabin Foundation, in the city of São Paulo. Registrations are open.
Marcia Dib, dance teacher and a master’s degree holder in Arab culture, will present four workshops on rhythm, instruments and other aspects of the Arabic musicality. Classes take place on August 15th and 16th.
Watch in this episode: Brazilian Route discuss the Arab influence in one of the strongest musical references in the country, the Samba.
Due to the hard living conditions in the urban areas, Syrian refugees are going to camps such as Zaatari, where there is improved aid.
The Moroccan ministry of the field, Aziz Rabbah, visited the country this week for meetings with representatives from the government and private sector.
Primary surplus stood at R$ 16 billion (US$ 4.6 billion), the lowest number since the same period of 2001, when the historical series by the Brazilian Central Bank started.
The undersecretary of Oman’s Ministry of Culture noticed the interest in his country’s culture by the city of São Paulo. Delegation promotes exhibition in the city and was honored in a dinner by the Arab Chamber.
