Incoming ambassadors from five countries presented their credentials to the president of Brazil, including Saleh Ahmad Salem Alzaraim Al-Suwaidi of the United Arab Emirates.
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The Syrian administration decided this week to resume passenger flights at the airport on October 1.
An online event will delve into the free trade agreement between the Arab country and the economic bloc, which provides for the gradual easing of tariffs and is into its fourth year. Registration is available. Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce secretary-general Tamer Mansour will participate.
The government of the Arab country announced an overhaul of the legal framework including a minimum wage of QAR 1,000, in the lead-up to the 2022 FIFA World Cup.
The event is taking place online in two different platforms this year. It will continue until September 27.
Year-to-date through August, Arab countries purchased 1.17 million bags of coffee from Brazil, up 2.8% year-on-year. Export revenues, however, slid by 8%.
The online film festival will continue until December 2, featuring one film per week, including two Arab feature films – made in Egypt and in Sudan.
Shipped volume went up while revenue declined last month, the Brazilian Animal Protein Association (ABPA) said. Sales increased to Saudi Arabia and the UAE.
The seaport in Morocco came up in the 2019 Lloyd’s List ranking of container throughput. It remains the number one port in Africa. “
The Egypt-Mercosur free trade agreement had its third anniversary on September 1st. Since it became effective, exports from Brazil to Egypt climbed 21.1%, according to the National Confederation of Industries (CNI).
The Dubai Airport Free Zone Authority (DAFZA) is hosting a webinar next Wednesday (9) at 11 am, Dubai time to introduce its publication on Islamic economy. Registrations are open.
The country’s borders, which have been closed since last March due to the coronavirus pandemic, are set to reopen on October 1.
The international award supplying funding to innovative sustainable projects was originally slated for January 2021. It has been pushed back a year as a result of the pandemic.
The Institute of Arab Brazilian Culture’s cultural event Majles will feature free attractions on September 12 and 13, including dance presentations, live streams addressing foodemotional memory and social media, and the Arab community in Brazil.
