Betty Milan released the book ‘Baal’ to tell the story of the character Omar, who came from the Middle East, faced prejudices, made a fortune, but couldn’t prevent his family from falling apart. She has published over 20 books and is inspired by her own Lebanese background.
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 Arab Brazilian Chamber is bringing enterprises to the Algiers International Fair, alongside the Embassy of Brazil in the country. Company Ortelan Café is showcasing its products. The Brazilian stand was visited by Algeria’s interim president.
The Arab country will be paid tribute by A-group samba school Império da Casa Verde in 2020. The school’s parade designer traveled to Lebanon recently to do research.
Sushi Hiroshi offers sushi and drink made with imported dates from the United Arab Emirates. A traditional Japanese restaurant, it is located at the district of Santana.
Ricardo Salles, minister of Environment, had appointments with ministers and businessmen in the Arab country. They started talks to expand cooperation in the field.
Country has companies manufacturing sustainable cosmetics. Businesswomen in charge of the brands talked about the market in the Bio Brazil Fair – Biofach America Latina.
Semíramis Corsi Silva, a History professor at the Federal University of Santa Maria, is conducting studies on Heliogabalus, who ascended to power as part of a Syrian dynasty which ruled Rome between 193 and 235, AD.
Roberta Ferreira and Lidiane Ramos Faubel host women’s tournaments and teach classes to women and children in the Arab country. The students are very dedicated, according to the teachers.
The organization’s institutional relations manager Fernanda Baltazar will attend the 22nd Arab-German Business Forum from June 25 to 27 in Berlin.
Overview of the world coffee production and consumption presented at the Coffee Summit on Wednesday shows that the Chinese market is promising for producers. Brazilian exports to the Arab countries grow above average.
Muslim women in Brazil are in universities, companies, engineering, and experience religion anchored in their studies.
Professor at the Federal University of Maranhão, Liliane Corrêa, will talk about the author’s and the emperor’s travels at the University of Porto in Portugal on Friday.
During a seminar at the Arab Chamber, authorities said Brazil can benefit from Egypt’s free trade agreements with other parts of the world via indirect exports.
It will be two years in September since the free trade agreement entered into effect, and sales are still less-than-satisfactory. A move must be made toward more products and more sales, according to the Bilateral Trade Agreements director at Egypt’s Ministry of Trade and Industry, Michael Gamal Kaddes.
