The Brazilian minister of mines and energy, Alexandre Silveira, signed a memorandum of understanding for mining development and investments.
Erth Zayed Philanthropies will allocate USD 40 million to support initiatives involving the planting of date palms in Bahia state and combating plastic pollution in the Amazon.
The two Arab countries ranked among the top five largest importers of eggs from Brazil in 2024.
Data released by Brazil’s Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock show that the United Arab Emirates and Egypt were the top Arab clients of Brazil’s agribusiness. Exports to the Middle East and Africa grew.
In a phone conversation, the two heads of state also discussed the fight against hunger and the visit of the Arab country’s leader to Brazil later this year.
The United Arab Emirates was the second largest importer of chicken meat from Brazil, and Saudi Arabia was the fourth, according to information from chicken lobby ABPA.
On the rise in Brazil since 2023, the nut, which is featured in both sweet and savory dishes, has seen its imports triple over the past five years.
Price increases slowed down in the final months of the year, according to data from the National Institute of Statistics.
In an interview with ANBA, climatologist Carlos Nobre says Brazil has the capacity to reduce its emissions and notes that recent COPs have posed a significant challenge for this year’s event in Belém, Pará state.
With belly dance performances, hookah consumption, and a ceiling that resembles the pyramids of Egypt, Dunas Bar opened in 1994 and now hosts the third generation of customers.
Companies with innovative solutions in areas such as edtech and sustainability can register until January 26 to participate in the SEF x 1Tank Startup Pitch Competition.
The Brazilian government delivered essential goods to help the flood-hit town of Ghabou recover. The floodwaters devastated agriculture and homes.
The real estate market in the emirate saw 180,900 transactions in 2024, a historic number that generated USD 142.1 billion. The luxury market and strong demand for rentals are highlights.
The countries that make up the BRICS house more than 40% of the global population and account for over a third of the world economy. With a reformist agenda for the international order, the group works to increase its global influence.
