The Arab Syrian Cultural Centre should promote, next Thursday (21), a meeting with talks and a recital of Nizar Qabbani, one of the most famous poets in the country in the 20th Century.
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 Egyptian created collections for Oxford. They are 14 lines with items like cups and mugs that are sold on the domestic market and are also exported. Initial sales exceeded expectations.
The Lebanese contribution worldwide is the theme of a colloquium on Thursday and Friday at Saint-Esprit de Kaslik University, in Lebanon. There should be an exhibition of photographs from the Amazon.
Handicraft from the state of Minas was exhibited at Muscat Festival last month, in the capital of the Arab country. Participation generated attention to the market in the Middle East.
Apex/Abiepan’s Brazilian Bakery project plans US$ 8.1 million budget for overseas promotion of baking industry suppliers. A full-sized bakery display at Gulfood is a part of the action plan.
Syphax Airlines, based in Sfax, Tunisia, is considering launching a direct route connecting the two countries. Arab Brazilian Chamber representatives paid a visit to the company’s headquarters.
The Medibat fair hosted debates about the industry showing that the Arab country is concerned with finding novel alternatives in financing and sustainability.
The Lebanese writer, who was born and lives in Santa Catarina, is publishing his most famous book, Nur na Escuridão, in Arabic. The story is inspired on immigration of his own family to Brazil.
The organisation has a stand at the 12th Medibat, a building sector fair that began on Wednesday, in Sfax, Tunisia. Expectations are to prospect business for the sector in the region.
Arab Brazilian Chamber officials had meetings with Tunisian authorities this Tuesday in Tunis. The country wants to encourage the sale of its products on the Brazilian market.
Businessman Slim Fsili opened, in São Paulo, a travel operator turned to the Arab country. He already operates travel routes to Tunisia and Malta.
Importers from the Middle East participated in Vitória Stone Fair, a fair in Espírito Santo, in which the Arab Brazilian Chamber has a stand. The diversity of products pleased visitors.
Representatives of two companies from Tunisia and one from the Emirates should participate in Expodireto Cotrijal, an agricultural fair in Não-Me-Toque next week. Turnover should reach US$ 550 mn.
Brazilian architect Cláudia Weichert has already developed over ten gardening projects at homes in Dubai. She moved to the emirate six years ago and also gives courses in the area.
