Brazil’s National Association of Private Hospitals has been invited for the World Innovation Summit for Health, slated for February 17th and 18th in Doha.
The party is set to happen next Friday (20th) at the Brazilian Cultural Centre’s office in Lebanon, with percussion bands and a costume contest.
The data is from the IMF, which says the country has benefited from macroeconomic stability. The GDP growth forecast for 2015 is 5.5%.
Mobile lines penetration went over 110%, that is, more than one line per person. Prepaid services dominate the market.
The Institute’s first estimation of the year calculates that crops of cereals, leguminous and oleaginous plants will reach 201.3 million tons this year.
The event will be held on February 23th and 24th, in São Paulo. Attendees will be given access to lectures and will be able to hold bilateral meetings.
US dollar inflows to the country were higher than outflows by US$ 4.726 billion from January until the first week of February.
Lessons at the research center begin on February 21st, with classes on Saturday mornings and evenings and at 5pm during the week. The cost is US$ 143 per module and enrolment is open.
Watch in this episode: a lecture by international policy specialist Demétrio Magnoli; the ‘Investing in Egypt, Investing in the Future’ conference, in Cairo; and the Copacabana Beach, in Rio.
Foreign sales of agricultural products grossed US$ 5.87 billion in January. A decline in prices of the main products sold has weighed down on revenues.
Joblessness in Brazil ended the year at 6.8% over 7.1% in 2013, according to research done by the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics.
The country’s pavilion at Gulfood, the food industry fair in Dubai, features 16 exhibitors looking for buyers for products such as biscuits, chocolates, olive oil, preserves and others.
Overall exports of the product from Brazil were up 6.8%, but the volume sold to the Arab world has declined. Revenues have increased nonetheless.
The sales of the Brazilian product stood at US$ 426 million, a drop of 23% over the same month last year. For Egypt, however, shipments increased 30%, with revenues of US$ 72 million.
