University of São Paulo professor Arlene Clemesha is hosting a debate on ‘Palestinian cinema yesterday and today’ on November 28th in São Paulo. Registration is open.
The goal of the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply is to vaccinate 150 million heads of cattle and buffaloes.
An IMF delegation says the Arab country’s economy is growing and should perform well over the next few years. Growth, however, relies on iron ore prices and investments.
A thousand small businesses in Brazil will benefit from an agreement between Sebrae and the National Confederation of Industries. Priorities include machinery and equipment, chemicals and oil and gas, among others.
Sales in the region and total revenues increased in quarter three. According to a statement released by the Brazilian food company to its shareholders, a plant will be inaugurated in Abu Dhabi on November 26th.
New project will focus on international promotion of premium products and nutraceuticals. Marketing strategies will cover eight different countries, including Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.
The country says Palestinians have met the basic criteria to have their State recognized. Decision had been promised by the government.
The Brazilian embassy in Amman organized a stand at Horeca, a trade show for the food and beverage services and hospitality industry exhibition.
Brazilian people’s perception of the economy improved for the second month straight, according to the National Confederation of Industry.
The Brazilian mining company incurred US$ 1.437 billion in losses in quarter three this year, notwithstanding an increase in sales.
To the Tunisian ambassador in Brasília, Sabri Bachtobji, political stability paves the way for development. ‘For the first time in history, Tunisians will experience a peaceful transfer of power,’ he told ANBA.
A Brazilian delegation of micro and small businesses from Blumenau, in Santa Catarina, visited the sustainable Masdar City, in the Emirates. The group was impressed and should visit the Arab country again in the future.
A maker of ceramic items in Brazil’s Minas Gerais state already has customers in Europe and the United States, and is setting her sights on increasing sales to other countries.
The country ranks 120th in the World Bank’s list of countries with the most ease of doing business. The survey measures aspects such as access to credit, to electricity, starting a business etc.
