The São Paulo Trade Association should take businessmen to the port to engage them in the proposal for 24-hour operation of the site. The programme should take place on the 13th, and enrolment is open.
In this episode: UN calls for donations to Palestinian refugees, businessmen from Palestine participated in a Brazilian tourism congress, Morocco and the Fifa World Club Championship, interview with Carlos Biacchi, from company Facas Coqueiro, and a visit to Sao Paulo.
Carmakers operating in Brazil produced 323,776 units in October, a lower volume than in the previous month, when production totalled had 332,867 vehicles.
The Federation of Industries of the State of Santa Catarina is organizing a trade delegation to the country on November 22nd. The initiative is turned to any Brazilian company in construction.
Brazil’s Federal Revenue has simplified the process for clearing foreign sales by automatizing document submission and reducing clarification requirements. Measures apply as of this Tuesday (5).
The company KBW retains a stake in the venture, a sort of oil and gas shopping centre on the North coast of the state. The site will house a naval repair company.
Residents in the country received 625,000 tickets to matches. The remaining tickets were sold to supporters from another 188 countries, mainly the United States, England and Germany.
The Sudanese oil minister Awad Ahmed Eljazz is in the country and will sign memorandums with the Secretariat for Energy of São Paulo and with the Mines and Energy Ministry. He met with delegates from bank BTG Pactual.
The historic centre in the city is a portrait of colonial Brazil and guarantees good surprises, with ‘Bahianas’ dressed in traditional attire and the unique sound of the drums that move the city of carnival.
Outbound and inbound goods amounted to a combined 85.7 million tonnes year-to-date through September, according to ports authority Codesp. The facility shipped out 26.5% of all exports from Brazil.
The ruling applies to capital goods, computers and telecommunications, whose aliquots will be reduced from 16% and 14% to 2%.
The objective is to foster the real estate market in the emirate and attract further foreign investment. The entire process, for sale or rent, is online, including payment.
Financial institutions approached by the Central Bank of Brazil believe that the country’s economy should grow 2.5% this year. For next year, the forecast is 2.13%.
Commodity shipments to the region dropped 6.24% in the accumulated result for the year, but rose 28% in September, fostered by Libyan purchases. Prices have been rising since halfway through the year.
