The first phase of ticket sales ended, and Brazil was among the top ten countries that most sought tickets to watch World Cup matches. The next sales round will open on April 5.
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In a lecture, Joaquim Leite will address the issue to the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce members on Friday (1).
The portal made available by the organizers of the World Cup Qatar offers various options such as hotels, apartments, cruise ship cabins, and holiday accommodations for fans going to the Arab country to watch the games.
The Arab country concluded the first phase of a study project to assess the state of its pearl oyster beds. The purpose was to encourage sustainable pearl fishing practices.
A delegation of thirteen businesspeople from Brazil is traveling through Dubai and had a meeting with Brazil’s ambassador to the UAE, Fernando Igreja.
Brazilian first lady Michelle Bolsonaro watched the Bahrain Formula 1 Grand Prix at ambassador Bader Alhelaibi’s residence in Brasilia. Federal deputy Eduardo Bolsonaro, secretary of Culture Mario Frias, and other authorities also attended the event on Sunday (20).
Innovation and sustainability are essential for the internationalization of Brazilian agribusiness, pointed out the discussions this Thursday (24) at an event hosted by Itaipu Binacional and Itaipu Technological Park at Expo 2020 Dubai. The Arab Brazilian Chamber also participated.
Brazilian tourism companies saw a revenue of USD 3.1 billion in January, a result mainly influenced by aviation.
The World Cup Qatar aims to recruit 20,000 people around the world to participate in the event to take place in the Arab country. Applications are now open.
Through its Smart Ports initiative, the government signed deals with companies to implement new technologies in port operations.
Brazilian industries obtained USD 71.3 million with international sales in January and February, up 37%. The most exported products were chemicals for leather and shoes, uppers, soles, and insoles.
Through Campo Forte Fertilizantes, the company started producing organic, organomineral and special fertilizers from waste. Around 150,000 tonnes will be manufactured a year.
Written by Lebanese author Amin Maalouf, the book revolves around a lost manuscript by the poet Omar Khayyám and takes the reader through the Silk Road across centuries and continents. Publishing house Tabla is launching it in Brazilian Portuguese featuring translation by Marília Scalzo.
Entries will be accepted until July 6, 2022 through the prize’s website. Small to medium enterprises, non-profit organizations and high schools can participate.
