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Read on the ANBA Bulletin of this Monday (23) the main feature of the new section Halal. Last month, food company Alibra obtained halal certification for its products and it's planning to increase its market share in the Arab market. The company produces food industry inputs and food items for end buyers, mainly dairies. Halal products or services are those allowed for consumption by Muslims. Hair products company Felps Profissional already exports to Saudi Arabia and Iraq, and now is seeking to enter the markets of the United Arab Emirates, Morocco, Syria, Qatar and Egypt. "Our goal to 2018 is to double the share of Arab countries in overall revenue, because we know this is a market with lots of potential," said exports manager Teodoro Campos. From May 5 to 7, the embassies of Brazil and Portugal in Doha, Qatar will hold activities to celebrate the Day of Portuguese Language and Culture. There will be a lunch with typical foods and the screening of movies from both countries. |
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Saudi Arabia: world can handle pricier oilThe international market can handle an oil price hike, Kuwait News Agency (KUNA) quoted Saudi Arabian minister of Energy Khaled Al Faleh as saying this Friday (20), while United States president Donald Trump criticized, via Twitter, the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) for the production cuts it has been making since last year. |
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Overall nights spent in hotels go up 21% in TunisiaThe number of nights spent in hotels in Tunisia reached 2.72 million in this year?s Q1, up 21% over the same period of last year, according to the secretary general of the Tunisian Federation of Hotels (FTH) Rym Ben Fadhel Belajouza. |
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Egypt and IMF will co-host conference in CairoFrom May 5 to 6, the International Monetary Fund, Egypt's government and the Central Bank of Egypt (CBE) will co-organize a conference with the presence of leadership and authorities in Cairo. Their focus is to promote a higher economic growth and job creation. |
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