The conference to begin on Monday brings together Arab businessmen and highlights the need for investment in the reconstruction of the countries that are living social conflicts.
Author: Isaura Daniel
A forum should take place next week in Brasília with representatives from Brazil and Africa. The objective is to discuss results of agricultural cooperation with the continent.
Brazilian industry sold 11% cheaper ore to the Arab market in April this year. The drop took place as against the same month in 2011 and reflects prices of the commodity worldwide.
Exporters from the emirate should be in the city on May 28th and 29th for business roundtables. They aim to sell electronic and hotel products, among others.
Luiza Mahin, a black leader of the Malê revolution, was the theme of a creative writing competition between schools of São Paulo and Rio. The Malês were African slaves from countries like Sudan.
An advising firm based in São Paulo helps brides and grooms prepare Arab-style weddings. Dancers with candlesticks, music groups and henna paintings on women’s hands are some of the rituals.
The Brazilian Foreign Minister met with Tunisian authorities on Thursday (25), in Tunis, and offered Brazilian help in the democratic transition of the country and in social and economic development.
A Saudi importer will be in São Paulo this week for business meetings with producers of bathroom metals and locks. He was invited by the Metal Brasil project.
The sector export revenues with milk, milk cream and butter oil shipped to the Arab countries reached US$ 5 million in the first quarter of the year. The main buyer was Saudi Arabia.
A research by the FertBrasil chain for phosphorus recycling, from poultry and swine droppings, will be studied by a global discussion group on the matter and may become an example for other countries.
The centre of Pedra Branca neighbourhood, in the city of Palhoça, was designed based on sustainability. It includes a group of projects. To be global examples in the area and should be complete in 201
Fabio Gouveia, twice world surf champion, travelled to Morocco early this year. In the company of another four professionals, he covered 1,800 kilometres of the local coast to surf.
The logistics company of the Emirates invested around US$ 10 million in the port in the capital of Pernambuco state. It manages terminals in Sharjah, Khor Fakkan, Abu Dhabi and Iraq.
Jacques Menassa lived in Brazil for ten years and took several photographic trips to the Amazon. His work will be shown this month in an exhibition at Lebanese university Usek.

