The Arab-Brazilian Chamber’s Institutional Relations Director presented data on Arab countries’ imports of sheep and goat meat at the Agribusiness Export Caravan, held during ExpoCariri.
Author: Isaura Daniel
Isaura Daniel
A journalist with a degree from Unisinos and experience in economy and finance, she has been responsible for international coverages and amassed eight journalism prizes.
The Sheikh Hamad Award for Translation and International Understanding recognizes translations between Arabic and other languages and will include Portuguese in its 2027 edition. The announcement was made at an event at the Arab-Brazilian Chamber on Monday (19)
Guelmim-Oued Noun signed an agreement with the Santa Catarina state government to cooperate mainly in aquaculture, the blue economy, precision agriculture and offshore renewable energy.
Diplomats from Morocco, Bahrain, Qatar and Kuwait visited Santa Catarina this week for meetings with the Arab-Brazilian Chamber of Commerce. Talks focused on expanding ties beyond trade.
Mahfouz Ag Adnane, a visiting professor in Unifesp’s Department of Art History, is researching the identity of residents of the Mazagão Velho district, which was established by people from Morocco. In July, he attended a local cultural and religious festival.
The Arab Immigration Memory Digitization Project identified notable discoveries among 41 books from the Metropolitan Orthodox Cathedral of São Paulo that were loaned for digitization. Project members returned the books to the archbishop on Monday (5).
Businesspeople and executives practiced ving tsun, a kung fu style, together this week in Abu Dhabi in an initiative by the Arab-Brazilian Chamber’s Dubai office and the global headquarters of Moy Yat Ving Tsun Safeguard Group. The martial art offers lessons for business leaders.
Resende’s secretary of Industry, Trade and Services, Fernando Rodrigues, and superintendent of Technology and Innovation Fernando Vitorino presented the city’s internationalization and investment attraction strategy at the Arab-Brazilian Chamber.
The American University of Beirut, a premier Middle East teaching institution, is working to build ties with Latin American countries. Its goals include connecting with donors who help keep students in the university, as well as with the Lebanese diaspora.
Xodó da Amazônia’s açaí coffee drew interest from Arab importers at business meetings held in São Paulo last month. The company is banking on the product’s sustainability to export.
A master’s degree in the UK, a stint at the OECD in France, public sector work in the UAE. Find out about Rio de Janeiro attorney Juliana Candido’s career and her international tax work.
Australian Natasha Ridge moved from teaching to research that helps shape government policies in the United Arab Emirates, particularly in Ras Al Khaimah.
Patrícia Gouvêa, CEO of NOVA ES, spoke to ANBA about the state’s efforts to attract investment and create business opportunities between companies in Espírito Santo and Arab countries.
In an interview with ANBA, Egyptian scholar Sara El-Gazzar discussed the emerging reality of international freight transport, in which adaptability is becoming as important as cost and transit time.
