The Brazilian television host is an illustrious guest in a cruise of Egypt and Tunisia by the MSC company. The trip will be the maiden voyage of the MS Splendida, MSC’s new vessel.
Author: Isaura Daniel
Brazil will promote a match for peace in the Arab country, similar to the one held in Haiti in 2004. The initiative is part of a strategy for promoting the Brazilian image abroad through sports.
In the state of Santa Catarina, a teacher devised an innovative method for teaching Ancient History. Students look for traces of Egyptian writing in daily life, and reinvent the old style of writing.
Late this month, Apex will hold a series of workshops to present a survey of the Middle Eastern market. The survey focuses on the fashion industry and the meetings will be held in three cities.
Ambiental Expo should take place in São Paulo late this month and should emulate the environmental fairs of Algiers and Abu Dhabi. The fair shows products and services in residues and energy.
Guimarães & Vieira de Mello Advogados established a partnership with Diaz Reus Attorneys, from the US, which has a branch in Dubai. Diaz should assist clients of the Brazilian lawyers in the Emirates.
Most companies that attended the trade show, which ended yesterday in the Arab country, have either closed or negotiated export deals. Among them are Alliance, Promodenta, Madêmer and Biagio.
The company from Santa Catarina should ship 7,000 doors to Algeria as a result of participation in Algiers International Fair. The enterprise is exhibiting at the Arab Brazilian Chamber stand.
The growing population should guarantee space for ethanol and oil in the future. The use of biofuels, however, is growing and global trade should rise tenfold by 2020.
This statement was made yesterday by Chief of Staff Dilma Roussef, at the opening of the 2nd Ethanol Summit, in São Paulo. The country should produce 17.3 billion litres of the product in 2020.
The Brazilian cane spirit started being exported to the Arab country late last year and the drink is consumed by tourists at hotels and bars. Negotiations are also in place with the Emirates.
Around 20 researchers from Arab countries, mainly Algeria, are going to participate in a meeting about mixed culture in late June at the Federal University of Santa Catarina.
‘Dialogues with the Pharaonic world’ will be the theme of a conference due in the city from June 4th to 6th. The director of the Egyptian Museum in Munich, Sylvia Schoske, should give two lectures.
The Export Promotion Agency is planning an exhibition of Brazilian products in Senegal. West African countries will be invited, including Mauritania. Minister Miguel Jorge should tour the region.

