City in Santa Catarina received over 2,100 Algerian tourists who came to support their team at the World Cup. As the team classified for the next stage, at least 1,500 should remain in the city.
Premium buggies manufactured in the Paraná state capital even have air conditioning. The company began exporting last year, and 70 units should be shipped to the Arab country by the end of 2014.
Football tournament will have 16 teams. The draw of the matches and cultural activities will be held this Saturday. The matches will take place in the beginning of August.
Country needs a growth rate of such a level to face the economic difficulties in 2015 and 2016, according to the minister of Finance, Hakim Ben Hamouda.
The striker of the sole Arab team in the World Cup, Islam Slimani, remarks that the country has defeated its next rival, Germany, in 1982, and claims the feat can be repeated.
Decrease was caused by smaller contribution of taxes and stimulus packages offered by Brazilian government to companies.
ScriptCase automatizes the development of other software. The program’s developer is based in Recife and sells to 125 countries. In the Arab world, the most customers are in Algeria.
Following a tie with Russia, the Arab national team will advance to the round of sixteen for the first time, in its fourth World Cup. The team will now face Germany.
GDP is estimated to grow by 1.6% in 2014. Previous forecast showed an increase of 2%. Smaller growth in agriculture and decline in industry are expected.
Importers from Kuwait, Sudan and Saudi Arabia engaged in matchmaking with Brazilian companies at the Arab Chamber. They want to diversify suppliers and see new products.
Increase could be seen in Q1 from Q1. Brazil has produced a total of 6.2 billion litres of milk, according to the IBGE.
Tabita exports to the Emirates and Kuwait. Company manufactures women’s shoes and invests in a mix of design and comfort to increase sales to the Gulf markets.
During meeting in Doha, Qatar, Unesco included 26 new locations to the list of protected sites. Three of them are in Arab countries, including Palestine’s land of olive and vines.
The Abu Dhabi-based airline is acquiring a 49% stake in the Italian government-owned company. The deal is now pending approval from regulators.
