Brazil’s certifier SIILHalal and consulting firm Najmma have partnered up to provide business advisory.
Author: From the Newsroom
The 22 Arab countries had a combined 1.28 million cases and 23,200 deaths caused by the novel coronavirus. The mortality rate is 1.8%, as against a global average of 3.36%.
The administration announced the end of a partial curfew that had been in place for the last three months. The death toll from Covid-19 is 530.
Spinach, salmon, mango, sardine and other items are being produced sustainably in the United Arab Emirates to help bring about food security.
The new publication from the Federal University of São Paulo (Unifesp) is already available. A launch event will take place online next Monday at 4 pm.
Finances came from international financial institutions and other countries over the past eight months to fight COVID-19.
Online event will screen ‘Gaza’ at 6pm on August 28. The festival runs until September 21 on digital platforms.
A study released this month shows details of stone structures in the northwest of the country dating from the year 5,000 BC. Researchers have said these are the oldest known largescale buildings in the Arabian Peninsula.
The Central Bank of Egypt held four T-Bill auctions over the last few days, and sales amounted to EGP 55.4 billion, which will go towards plugging the budget gap.
The National Association of Cereal Exporters expects shipments to increase year-to-date through August from a year ago.
Companies Bahri and SALIC formed a joint venture to build a terminal with capacity to store as much as 3 million tons of grain per year.
Bringing the total to 17 meetings, F1 will hold a GP in Turkey, two races in Bahrain and a season finale in Abu Dhabi on December 13.
A Brazilian government program is selecting students from countries that have agreements with Brazil. Eligible Arab countries include Algeria, Egypt, Morocco, Tunisia, Lebanon and Syria. Enrolments for next year will be accepted through September 30.
The 2nd Contemporary Egyptian Film Festival from Centro Cultural Banco do Brasil will continue until next Sunday (30), featuring horror flicks The Blue Elephant 1 and 2, which were box office hits in Egypt.
