Hortênsias Garden, inaugurated at the end of 2024, is an open-air photo studio inspired by the Dubai Miracle Garden.
Author: Débora Rubin
Débora Rubin
Jornalist with 26 years of experience, ghostwriter, and author.
Founded in Cerquilho, São Paulo state, the brand began exporting its designs this year and aims to reach the Arab countries.
The son of a Palestinian who arrived in Brazil in the 1960s, Omar Hassan El Eis entered the swimming pool business at age 22 and is now successful with his franchises.
Mother and daughter turned their zaatar pita bread, a mainstay of family get-togethers, into the Z Bites brand
With elegant and versatile pieces, the Brasília-based brand founded in 2020 now aims to reach the United Arab Emirates.
With operations in Brazil and Egypt, the Canadian company provides services for those who want to reduce their plastic footprint while also helping to fight poverty.
Daniela Dornellas, creator of Fashion Meeting, takes a group of professionals every year on a cultural and business immersion trip to the Arab country.
As São Paulo’s orange groves struggle with greening disease, Egypt has expanded its orange exports to Brazil. Competing head-to-head with Spain, the Arab country sold USD 16.1 million worth of oranges to Brazil in 2024.
A Brazilian company was hired by the Royal Commission for Riyadh City (RCRC) to develop environment-focused solutions.
A granddaughter of Lebanese immigrants, Samira Chamma emerges as a rising singer-songwriter and prepares to release her debut album.
Of Syrian and Lebanese descent, Brasília-based designer Andrêssa Faiad, creator of the brand Callicore, celebrates nearly thirty years of sustainable fashion.
On the rise in Brazil since 2023, the nut, which is featured in both sweet and savory dishes, has seen its imports triple over the past five years.
With belly dance performances, hookah consumption, and a ceiling that resembles the pyramids of Egypt, Dunas Bar opened in 1994 and now hosts the third generation of customers.
The Souk Nachar emporium offers a variety of Arab products in the city of Tatuí and surrounding areas. The business was inspired by the habit of the couple Priscilla Mariana and Alfredo Saab of consuming Arab food.
