The institution pleads for immediate measures and new approaches to government investment in infrastructure in the continent to mitigate the impact of climate change.
Approximately 40 Brazilians companies will be at BeautyWorld Middle East, the sector’s beauty fair to be held from May 26th to 28th, in the United Arab Emirates. In 2014, the industry’s sales to the region increased 20%.
Designed by a United States-based company with an office in Brazil, Endless has versions starting at US$ 169. The PC features applications in Arabic and is already being used in Jordan and the UAE.
‘Nabil and his friends’ was created by Arresala, the publisher of the Islamic Center in Brazil, and is distributed to schools and mosques. Through the story of the kid Nabil, the comic book promotes Muslim values.
The credit is part of an agreement between the Fund and the Arab country that provides for up to US$ 1.89 billion in loans. The amount has been released following a review of the country’s accounts.
During a visit to the Arab Chamber, an importer says he intends to buy approximately 2,000 tons of poultry in June for the Ramadan celebrations.
The World Bank will grant US$ 1.5 million to support researches and actions to boost private investment in infrastructure in Brazil, according to the Ministry of Finance.
Foreign sales of wood panels also increased in Q1 but paper shipments dropped 3.5%. Revenue from sales of the three products stood at US$ 1.8 billion.
Egypt, Morocco and Abu Dhabi registered a higher tourist influx from the country in 2015 and in March of this year. And the number could go up in the next few years, they said at WTM Latin America fair.
Brazilian Agrarian Development minister Patrus Ananias discussed the country’s social inclusion policies to 70 officials from African Union countries at a meeting on the matter in Ethiopia.
Brazil-Lebanon Cultural Center will show pictures about the country from its discovery until the Republic proclamation. The exhibit features 21 posters to spread knowledge to the Lebanese and the Brazilian diaspora.
The index measured by the National Confederation of Industry was higher than March and reached 38.5 points. The sector, however, remains pessimistic.
As per the company’s newly released results, graft-related losses under probe by federal police reached US$ 2 billion based on today’s real-to-dollar exchange rate. Asset write-downs reached R$ 16.7 billion.
The numbers released by the maritime terminal’s manager show that in 2014, US$ 4 billion worth of goods were exported through the Moroccan port. Sales by Renault boosted the results.
