Information from the United Nations World Health Organization (UNWTO) points to a rebound in tourism around the world.
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Over the last five years, the amount of women in sports in Saudi Arabia more than doubled. This is imputed to the Vision 2030 program, which is paving the way for female involvement in sporting activities.
A government ruling published this Wednesday (29) allows foreigners to enter the country for stays of up to 90 days. Travelers are required to provide proof of valid health insurance covering the entirety of their time in Brazil.
The pilgrimage to Mecca is restricted to Saudi residents this year. Pilgrims are getting tested for Covid-19 and getting their temperatures taken. They will be required to undergo a quarantine at the end of their journey.
The Statistics and IT director at the Directorate General of Customs, Salem Dridi, said that all steps of customs clearance will be performed online by December.
The Arab country has cleared imports of items including canned chicken meat, chicken nuggets, chicken sausage, and chicken mortadella. Egyptians are looking for alternatives to high-priced beef protein.
The country will shut down from July 30 to August 3 and then from August 6 to 10. Apart from some activities, institutions, private enterprises and banks will be closed.
Brazilian certifier Cdial Halal is hosting a virtual event on Wednesday (29), with panelists including Animal Sciences PhD holder Temple Grandin, of the USA.
Flights to Brazil had been in the Egyptian carrier’s expansion plans before the Covid-19 pandemic hit, but now the priority is the recovery of the airline industry.
Brazilian company Marcopolo has implemented multiple biosafety solutions to prevent infection by the novel coronavirus – from biocides to seats spaced further apart.
KIZAD will have an online event next Tuesday (28) to discuss new opportunities and advantages available for Brazilian-based enterprises.
The Egyptian administration has authorized imports of ready-to-eat chicken products from 40 Brazilian meat packers previously accredited to export whole chickens to the Arab country.
The Doha, Qatar-based carrier did not stop flying amid the pandemic. It has, however, brought down frequency to five-a-week.
State-run news outlet BNA said procurement processes are in place for services and goods including poultry and beef, airport maintenance, and oil drilling and extraction.
