João Gabriel is a member of Italian club Como1907’s under-20 squad and could make his debut for the Arab team in a match on Thursday (1). In Brazil, he played in Corinthians’ youth academy.
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Brazilian meatpacker JBS said its Seara brand generated USD 500 million in revenue in the Middle East last year, as the company participated in the Saudi Food Show in Saudi Arabia earlier this week. The company operates factories and is making significant investments in the country.
At a ministerial meeting in New York, representatives of the two countries and Spain stressed the importance of the U.N. Palestinian refugee agency.
During a United Nations discussion on the issue, Assistant Foreign Minister Sadiq Marafi called for stronger international solidarity in addressing the challenges posed by rising sea levels.
The civil aviation authority granted FlyDar a certificate to operate in Syria, the first issued under the new government to a private airline. Syria aims to rebuild its aviation sector by 2030 and become an air link between the Middle East and Europe.
Statistics body Conab projects national coffee production at 67.6 million bags, up 19.6% from last year and the highest level in the historical series.
OECD projects 2.9% growth for the global economy this year. The organization says countries weathered the energy supply shock from the Middle East conflict better than expected.
The two Arab countries have officially launched their bids for a non-permanent seat on the United Nations Security Council.
The airline was presented with ‘World’s Best Business Class’, ‘Best Airline in the Middle East’, ‘World’s Best Business Class Lounge, and ‘World’s Best Onboard Wi-Fi’ awards.
Country inaugurates gas processing unit for use at the Bismayah thermal power plant. The facility will produce 30 million cubic feet per day.
In his opening address to the United Nations General Assembly, the Brazilian president also said settlements in the West Bank reduce the prospects for a two-state solution.
IMF says the North African country has responded swiftly to economic challenges posed by regional turmoil.
Imports, however, are declining, mainly due to lower purchases of nitrogen fertilizers and refined petroleum.
Organized by FAMBRAS, the World Muslim Communities Council and the International Halal Academy, the event aims to deepen understanding of Islamic values.
