In a conversation with Brazilian president Lula, the Emirati president confirmed the presence of Sultan Ahmed al-Jaber at a summit of Amazon countries heads, in Pará, in early August.
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Saudi Arabia’s Investment minister Khalid Al Falih will participate in a meeting on Monday (31) in São Paulo together with a business delegation from his country. Brazil’s vice president Geraldo Alckmin will participate, too. Registration is open for businesspeople.
NADEC signed an agreement with Yadoum to supply biowaste from its dairy farms to produce organic fertilizers.
The Moroccan national team lost to Germany 6-0. Brazil won 4-0 over Panama. Read more about the upcoming matches.
A dinner party in the house of Palestine’s ambassador Ibrahim Alzeben celebrated the completion of the mission of four international envoys.
A Brazil-based publishing house focused on publishing books by authors from the Middle East and North Africa has launched a book club for Arab literature lovers. The first meeting takes place on August 18 about the novel The Night Mail by Hoda Barakat.
Sales to Asian countries drove up results year to date. United Arab Emirates bought less and dropped to third place in the list of destinations.
The Tunisian food trade balance deficit narrowed at the end of June. Export prices were up for olive oil and dates, while import prices were down for wheat and maize.
The minister of Agriculture and Livestock of Brazil advogaces a worldwide rethink within the WOAH on animal products and the adjustment of avian flu protocol.
The Palestinian embassy organized a farewell ceremony for the Qatari ambassador to Brazil, Ahmed Ibrahim Al-Abdullah, on behalf of the Council of Arab Ambassadors in Brazil.
The Crown Prince Camel Festival will be held in Saudi Arabia and feature 589 races. Competition is part of Saudi culture and attracts tourists.
The IMF estimates the Gulf country could further grow this year. As in 2022, the development would be driven by the non-oil sectors.
Launching ceremony took place last week in Brasília chaired by senator Wellington Fagundes. The group aims to bring about legislative exchange.
The group that owns Dubai-based Emirates Airline is planning a recruitment drive in 180 roles. Cabin crew, pilots and engineers will be hired during open days in cities all over the world.
