The ‘I love Lebanon’ group in Brazil is arranging a trip to the Arab country from July 9 to 25. They will visit historic sites, with free days to get in touch with family. Seats are still available.
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.
Firms from five Arab countries are taking part in Apas, the supermarkets sector fair, which began this Tuesday in São Paulo. Some of them already sell to Brazil and others want to get to know better the local market.
The company has an international citizenship program through which it sends employees to work in projects that develop leadership and foster development in many countries. The initiative took place in the city of São Carlos.
Lindelucy launched a set of underwear with gold and pearl details for BRL 10,000 (USD 3,151). Director believes that there is a market for the product in Arab countries.
The organization opened its new headquarters in an event Wednesday evening. Guests and authorities were presented to the two floors that were designed by the architect and city planner Ruy Ohtake.
Business mission organized by Apex-Brasil runs until this Wednesday (26) in North Africa. Egyptian importers gave positive feedback to Brazilians. Algeria has a demand for agricultural machinery.
Three entrepreneurs from the Arab country will visit the Automec trade show, which begins this Tuesday in São Paulo. They are guests of exporting company Lipaco.
The trade agency will hold business meetings on April 26 and 27 between Brazilian traders and producers of cashew nuts, Brazil nuts and peanuts and buyers from 10 countries. Companies from Qatar and the UAE will take part.
A refugee in Brazil, Fitoon Assi buys items made from camel, snake and sheep hides made by her family back in the Arab country. She resells the product in fairs organized by NGOs.
An exchange program for students, professors and researchers has been entered into by the Brazilian institution and Aswan University, which also held a Portuguese Language Journey last week.
A documentary on the Sahrawi war for independence, ‘Um Fio de Esperança’ will be out in short and feature versions. The shorter version will premiere on May 2 in São Paulo.
The Com.Pot brand was created last year as part of the ‘Peace On The Table’ project. It employs all women of different religious walks of life, with all proceeds going to peace initiatives.
The Brazilian engineering company, whose partners include Omar Hamaoui of Rio Grande do Sul, is co-building the Mohammed bin Rashid Library, whose collection will comprise 4.5 million books, and smart city Silicon Park.
The meeting will cover migration, refugees and displacement from next Thursday (30) until Saturday (1) at the auditorium of the São Paulo Secretariat of Education. The goal is to find solutions for the current problems.
