Genetic material will now be eligible for export to the Arab country, according to an announcement by Brazil’s Ministries of Foreign Affairs and Agriculture and Livestock.
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The country has signed agreements with the OPEC Fund for two projects: one aimed at protecting the most vulnerable groups in the country, and another focused on climate-resilient infrastructure, food security, and the rural value chain.
At an African Development Bank meeting, Mauritania’s Minister of Economy and Finance, Abdallahi Ould Mohameden, said the country has been making efforts to attract private investment.
Agriculture ministers from both countries meet in Brasília to discuss cooperation, with Mauritanian delegation set to visit Expozebu in Uberaba.
Government signed an agreement with the Islamic Corporation for the Development of the Private Sector (ICD) to mobilize funds for major strategic projects in the country and expand companies’ capacities.
The country’s government has implemented a special social program for the holy month, offering basic goods at subsidized prices, along with free food distribution and cash transfers to vulnerable families.
The foundation stone has been laid in the Arab country for a solar and wind power generation project that will ensure continuous power generation.
The projected growth represents a slowdown compared to last year, when the country expanded by 6.3%. Prospects, however, remain positive, according to the IMF.
The country’s Minister of Agriculture and Food Sovereignty announced that a plant will be implemented in the Foum Gleita region early next year, as part of a public-private partnership.
The 2025 edition of the art exhibition opens on the 6th, featuring a selection of professionals from various Arab countries, including Morocco, as well as Algeria, Mauritania, Lebanon, Sudan, and Palestine.
Nabil Lakhal leaves the Latin American country after a year and a half in office and an increase in trade exchanges. A dinner held in Brasília marked the diplomat’s farewell and the arrival of representatives from Oman and Mauritania to the country.
Brazilian companies increased their exports to the Arab country last month. The leading products shipped were sugar and meat.
Diplomats will visit Pará starting Sunday to strengthen ties between their countries and the Amazonian state, as well as to review preparations for the climate summit to take place in Belém.
LAAD Defence & Security brings together companies from the sector in Rio de Janeiro starting Tuesday (1).
