Agreement signed by the two countries involves the growing of eucalyptuses in the Arab country. The goal is to produce wood, generate power and ward off desertification.
Index that measures the prices of primary products with international rates increased 4.97% last month, after dropping 5.14% in January.
United States dollar outflows from Brazil exceeded inflows by US$ 1.4 billion in the month, mostly as a consequence of financial operations.
Convention and festival of Arab dances and culture will happen on April 10th through 12th at WTC Events Center, in the city of São Paulo, with workshops, a fair, shows by foreign dancers and other attractions.
Imports had been embargoed following the confirmation of an atypical case of mad cow disease in Brazil. The country will import frozen and canned beef.
Auto sales posted the worst February since 2008, according to the National Federation of Distribution of Motor Vehicles.
Hotel establishments in the emirate welcomed 11.62 million visitors, who spent an average of 3.84 days in the city. Industry revenues saw a 9.8% increase.
In January, Brazil produced 96.6 million cubic meters per day, a historical achievement. Oil extraction stood at 2.469 million daily barrels.
Diwan includes stories presentations, live music and folk dances. The events happen on March 4th to 14th. The schedule brings five closed-group meetings and one that is open to the public, all at Sesc Itaquera.
The deficit reached US$ 2.842 billion in February, pushing the year-to-date deficit to US$ 6.016 billion. Trucker protests prevented cargo from being loaded towards the end of the month.
The cost increased from 2002 to 2013, as per a survey from the Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, conducted with a researcher from the University of Brasília.
Banking institutions polled by the Central Bank believe the benchmark interest rate will be 13% by the end of the year, i.e. 0.75 percentage point higher than the current rate.
RAK Ceramics, from Ras Al Khaimah, will take part in the trade show slated for March 3 to 6 in São Paulo. The company makes ceramic tiles, in addition to products like bathware and roof tiles.
A delegation of authorities from the Arab country will be in Brasilia next week to be introduced to the national experience in the sector. The nation is planning to develop its own school feeding program.
