According to figures from the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics, 1.4 billion animals were slaughtered in quarter two this year. The volume is an all-time high.
The Foreign Affairs and Cooperation minister met with Brazil’s vice president to discuss the furthering of trade relations. He also addressed multilateral issues and agreements with the Brazilian Foreign Relations minister.
Brazil-based confectionery companies will participate in Sweets & Snacks Middle East, due from November 17th to 19th. Arab countries rank among the enterprises’ target markets.
The United States Central Bank has decided that it will continue buying US$ 85 billion worth of securities each month in order to stimulate economic growth.
Dollar outflow continues to outstrip inflow in Brazil. From September 1 to 13 the deficit stood at US$ 2.9 billion, according to the Brazilian Central Bank.
Demand for conflict-solving is growing among private companies in Brazil. Cases take one to one-and-a-half year to be settled, the attorney Flávio Pereira Lima said in a lecture at the Arab Brazilian Chamber.
Brazil and the Middle East and North Africa countries have placed mutual contacts among the priorities in their foreign policy agendas. To ambassadors, the ties have reached unprecedented levels.
ANBA will turn ten this Tuesday (17th). The news website of the Arab Brazilian Chamber has witnessed one of the most fruitful periods in ties between the two peoples.
Brazilian exports to the Arabs soared from US$ 2.6 billion to US$ 14.8 billion in ten years, a near-sixfold increase. ANBA has kept abreast of the progress of business.
In the past ten years, Arab culture ceased to be regarded as merely exotic by many Brazilians. Language courses, film festivals, translations and academic works have proliferated.
Political and economic challenges have influenced business exchanges between Brazil and the Middle East. The Arab Spring and economic diversification of the Gulf countries may yield further benefits.
A higher tax will be levied on the product’s imports from China, South Korea, Thailand and Taiwan for up to four months due to Brazil’s provisional antidumping rights.
The chairperson of the Qatar Foundation, Mozah bint Nasser, visited two schools at Rio de Janeiro’s Favela da Rocinha. Her schedule in Brazil includes a trip to the state of Pará.
In the first two weeks of the month, the country posted a R$ 916 million surplus. Exports stood at US$ 9.992 billion and imports amounted to US$ 9.076 billion.
