The city’s infrastructure for business meetings and incentive trips was showcased during a seminar hosted by a conventions office from the emirate. Interested companies get free support.
To Duncan Watson, executive of the company, a high-priced North American currency can help elevate the volume of cargo carried from Brazil.
The region’s GDP should increase by a mere 1% this year, the organization says. The previous projection, issued in December, was 2.2%.
The Pontifical Catholic University is holding an open meeting in partnership with the University of Chile from April 27th to 30th. Specialists will discuss key concepts and names pertaining to the theme.
Roberto Abdallah received agrément (full credence) from the Arab country. Before this post, he was ambassador in Kuwait and head of the Middle East Department of the Ministry of External Relations.
In February, there was an activity increase in the sector in eight states, along with a decline in six others, according to the IBGE.
Diplomats from 16 countries will meet with political leaderships from the state of Amazonas and city of Manaus. To get to know trade and investments opportunities is the goal. The Arab Chamber will attend the mission.
Credit rating agency stated, through press release, that the sector’s performance was good in 2014, but expects challenges for 2015.
The International Monetary Fund assesses the expansion of investments made according to Islam rules and shows that the volume is expanding, just as the importance of the Gulf’s countries.
Adus will hold charity bazaar on April 11th and 12th in São Paulo. Institution offers assistance to 300 foreigners, among them Syrians. The public can buy clothing and footwear and try Arab dishes.
Survey conducted by the Brazilian Central Bank with the financial market signals a drop on the Gross Domestic Product for 2015 due, mainly, to the industry’s performance.
Brazil-Saudi Arabia Joint Commission meeting will take place on Monday (13th) in Brasília. Before it, Saudis will tour slaughtering plants and convene with industry professionals.
The Santa Catarina-based ceramic tile company resumed business with the region two years ago and is already selling to Saudi Arabia, UAE, Lebanon and Oman. Products are developed specifically to the Arabs.
Manager will coordinate the institution’s activities and budget, which belongs to the Brazilian embassy in Beirut. Candidates need to have a residence legal permit in Lebanon. Registrations are open until April 15th.
