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.
A Brazilian woman started writing a blog about the city and then established an agency in the state of Paraná, which takes tourists to the UAE and specializes in helping them get visas.
Unique Travel Collection divulges tour operators from Jordan and the UAE to tourism and media industries in Brazil. The company is also interested in serving customers in Morocco.
The volume shipped went up 7% over the same month of last year, according to data released by ABPA. In Q1, there’s still a little decline in sales.
The money given by international donors during conference in Kuwait will go to UN’s programs of humanitarian aid.
The commodities index calculated by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations continues to register decline in food prices due to availability and appreciated dollar.
In a review of the Gulf country’s economy, the IMF says the growth rate is high and inflation is low, but warns of low oil products prices and sees challenges over the medium term.
Petrobras clinches loan, stock go up and impact the performance of the São Paulo Stock Exchange. Dollar drops.
The Brazilian trade balance was positive in US$ 458 million in the month. Year-to-date, the deficit stands at US$ 5.557 billion.
The tax was reduced to 2% in the case of 263 capital goods and 18 telecommunications and computing products.
Brazil signed investment treaty with Mozambique, should sign one with Angola and is negotiating with other countries, including Arabs. The model proposed by the country leaves out clauses that stalled initiatives in the past.
