A group of Brazilian industry players will take a trip to China and the UAE in late October. In the Arab country, they will meet with delegates from the local businesswomen association. Registrations for the meeting are open.
Author: Isaura Daniel
The foreign ministers of both countries signed a document whereby their diplomatic academies have become partners. Brazil’s FM Aloysio Nunes is in the Arab country on an official visit.
Researcher Roberto Khatlab will talk about Lebanon’s history, culture, archeology and religion to two groups of Brazilian tourists currently visiting the country.
The agreement in the tourism sector was signed this Friday (20) by the Foreign ministers of both countries. The Brazilian FM, Aloysio Nunes, is in an official visit to the Arab country and met Tunisia’s president and prime minister.
A mission whose date is yet to be set will advertise the country as a destination and work to bring investors into the industry.
Brazil bought more Iraqi and less Saudi petroleum jelly in the first half of this year. The product is used in lubricant manufacturing.
The first time of a journalist from ANBA traveling on business to the Arab world. It was 2005 and Qatar was the destination.
Fernando Schüler is giving a lecture at 9 am on August 15 at the Arab Chamber offices in São Paulo. He will go over issues Brazil will need to address next year and prospective scenarios for the elections this year.
The firm based in the state of Ceará created a mineral water pipeline supply system for buildings. The service has been implemented in 200 buildings and the goal is to expand into the global market, starting with an Arab country.
The Brazil-Lebanon Cultural Center hosts, in Beirut, three workshops with Brazilian chefs, starting this Wednesday (11).
Eumar Novacki, executive secretary of Brazil’s Ministry of Agriculture, will visit the two Arab countries in September, aiming to increase market share for Brazilian agricultural products.
Hailing from Manaus, Brazil, the Belly Dance Jungle company performs a fusion of the Arab and regional Amazonian folk dances.
The Ministry of Education and Foreign Affairs (Itamaraty) have registrations open for students of 60 developing nations interested in taking undergraduate courses in Brazil. Among the Arabs, students from Algeria, Egypt, Lebanon, Morocco, Syria and Tunisia can fill an application.
As soon as the World Cup began, the colors of Brazil’s national team began popping up in Beirut. Brazil has a strong local following in the Arab country, and a local group gathers fans together to cheer for their team in the capital.

