Omani ambassador and Brazilian minister met to consider a technical partnership in the area. The subjects will include treatment of plantation residue.
The president at Petrobras was classified as the most powerful female executive outside the United States by Fortune magazine. She heads the ranking for the second year running.
The organisation forecasts half the growth in the region this year as against 2012 and states that turmoil scares investors away.
In this episode: Lecture by the economist Eduardo Giannetti; the Tunisia Experience food event; beef exports; interview with Alexandre Zayed, from company Globe Brazil; and Rio de Janeiro.
The Libra Field auction should have two to four competing consortia, according to a forecast from the Brazilian minister of Mines and Energy, Edison Lobão.
Foreign sales revenues amounted to US$ 717 million in September, down 25% from September 2012. Year-to-date figures, however, are up 2.6%.
Representatives of these nations signed a convention on Thursday (10), in Japan, promising to reduce the world emissions, production and use of the product.
Construction’s fair upcoming edition, due November in the Gulf, holds more promise to exhibitors. Information about the event was presented in a seminar at the Arab Brazilian Chamber. Openings are still available.
Portal Brazil Expat Living was established two months ago to help in the adaptation of foreigners who are in Brazil on business or on tourism. The idea is to take advantage of the growth of these groups.
The country is hosting a conference aiming to discuss necessary changes for internet governance. The event will take place in 2014, featuring key global players in different sectors.
The country’s output should exceed that of the United States, with a record crop. In the meantime, America is faced with drought.
São Paulo’s Beth Abi shows 78 pictures inspired in daily life in Lebanon, the land of her grandparents. The show ‘Roots’ will run from October 10 to November 9 at the Brazil-Lebanon Cultural Centre.
The Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics has lowered its estimate for this year. According to the organization, 187 million tonnes should be harvested, down 347,700 tonnes from the August forecast.
The enterprises have paid the sums required in order to take part in the auction of the Libra Field, in the pre-salt area of the Campos Basin. However, all of the 11 accredited companies will be eligible.
