The NBAD’s Ângela Martins believes the country should join the Islamic finance market, considering its large trade and investment volume with Muslim nations. The market is currently worth US$ 1.2 trillion.
Paulo Machado & Felipe Ribenboim will show Usek students how to cook everything from feijoada to shrimp bobó next December. A workshop will also be held at the Brazil-Lebanon Cultural Centre.
The unit inaugurated this Wednesday (26th) in the United Arab Emirates capital will process poultry-based products for distribution to Middle East countries.
Passenger throughput at the facility in the United Arab Emirates capital increased by 17.4% year-on-year in October to 1.68 million travellers.
The 1st Week and Forum of Solidarity with the Palestinian People is taking place from November 29th to December 7th. A campaign will also be launched to raise cash and food donations for Gaza.
The sum concerns the month of October and was up 0.8% from September, and up 12.2% in the 12-month period ended October, according to the Brazilian Central Bank.
Arab Chamber & Apex-Brasil are in talks with hypermarket chain Lulu to hold a promotional week for Brazilian products at stores in the Arab country.
The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development has revised down its growth estimate for the country this year.
Of the items sold at the clothing brand’s points of sale in Brazil, 60% are provided by suppliers from over 40 countries. Morocco is one of them.
The event will run from November 26th to December 3rd, featuring 15 productions from Syria, Lebanon, Palestine, Iran, Turkey, Iraq, the United Arab Emirates, Tunisia and Jordan.
The increase took place year-on-year in October for domestic flights in Brazil. For international destinations, demand was up 3.5%.
The new Brazilian ambassador in the UAE claims he will work to improve ties with the Arab country even further and present existing opportunities in Brazil to Emirati sovereign funds.
Expenditure by tourists from Brazil in other countries declined in October due to the dollar hike. Spending by foreigners in Brazil also dropped.
The country posted a trade deficit year-to-date through the third week of November as a result of US$ 203.7 billion in exports and US$ 207.8 billion in imports.
