A group of 200 Egyptians and Lebanese youths are in São Paulo this week for the missionary week, an activity prior to the World Youth Day. On Monday they walked the streets of São Paulo.
The article ‘Green tarmac wins roads,’ by journalist Isaura Daniel, is running up for the Brazilian Construction Industry Chamber Prize.
Financial institutions forecast growth of the Brazilian economy at 2.28% in 2013. The percentage represents a reduction over the previous estimate, which was 2.31%.
Since March, the Tyson Foods subsidiary has been selling chickens raised without animal protein in their diet to the Arab country. The Middle East and North Africa account for 35% of company exports.
Ahmad Alhendawi, the United Nations (UN) Envoy on Youth, will take part in event ‘Youths and Peace Culture,’ due on the 23rd in Rio de Janeiro parallel to the World Youth Journey. Registration is open.
The clothing brand took photographs and shot footage of items in sites such as Petra and the Wadi Rum desert. Advertisements will start being aired in August in Brazil.
The 16th edition of Abimad will open on July 30th at São Paulo’s Imigrantes Exhibition Centre. Organizers are expecting importers, including guests from Latin American countries.
The Fifa should start selling 2014 World Cup tickets on August 20. Prices will range from R$ 30 to R$ 1.980 for Brazilians and from US$ 90 to US$ 990 for foreigners.
In the Confederations Cup, the average spending of foreigners in the city was US$ 1,211 per person. Then came Rio de Janeiro, Recife and Salvador.
An area executive attended a meeting in Dubai and discussed an agreement. Brazilian productions like ‘Elite Squad’ and ‘Stories that only exist when remembered’ are known in the region.
On this episode, Arab ambassadors visit São Paulo, project focuses on the Saudi Arabian market, analysis of Brazilian exports to Saudi Arabia, business in the Confederations Cup, interview with Ramkumar Menon, from Barakat International, and Rock in Rio.
The emirate’s Chamber of Commerce and Industry has informed that its affiliated companies have exported and re-exported a combined US$ 39.5 billion in the first half, up 7% from the same period in 2012.
The Brazilian company has made shipments to the Emirates, Egypt and Iraq, but wants to grow as a supplier in the region. The products are aimed at small and medium laboratories.
From 2010 to the first quarter of this year, the state has received 46% of professionals from abroad coming into Brazil. A total of 94,526 work permits were issued, according to Investe São Paulo.
