The Brazilian Ministry of Foreign Affairs is organizing a diplomatic and business mission to the two Arab countries and Ethiopia from March 8 to 11. Foreign minister Mauro Vieira will head the delegation.
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.
A cereal brokerage company out of Paraná, Brazil, is using a terminal in the European archipelago to sell agricultural commodities to North Africa. The facility is located roughly 300 km off Tunisia.
Beginning on March 05 in Recife, Brazil, the historian and dancer Mell Borba will cover Arab rhythms, a bit of history and folk dances. The teacher is of Yemeni descent.
An exhibition targeting small businesses in São Paulo will feature spaces for business and training. The Arab countries will be one of the topics on the agenda.
The Beirut-based Brazilian journalist Lú Braga’s blog will feature ‘Papo de cozinha,’ a show featuring international recipes, Brazilian-style, including a space for advertisements.
Messer Di Carlo will teach a course covering the maksum, masmoudi and muhajjar, among other Middle Eastern sounds, on February 20, including theory and hands-on experience with rhythms and instruments.
A Lebanese university’s publishing arm has released a collection of texts by political scientists on the interaction between the two regions. The contents are based on a colloquium held in Lebanon in 2015.
At a meeting with his Brazilian counterpart, the Omani Commerce and Industry minister discussed having an expo to showcase his country’s products. A MoU on investments cooperation was signed on to.
Volume expected to be shipped on the next crop will be higher than the one exported from the 2014/2015 crop, according to industry association. But prices should remain low.
The Arab country plans on applying for observer status in the World Trade Organization. At a meeting with the Palestinian National Economy minister in Kenya, the Brazilian foreign minister signaled his country’s support.
Despite the costly US dollar, the number of Brazilians that travelled to the Arab country up until September increased. The company intends to show that the destination fits all tourist profiles and gave training to agents.
The Brazilian writer has published ‘Socrates and Thomas More – Imaginary Letters’ in the language of his ancestors. He attended the launch event in Beirut.
International sales of the grain totaled USD 3.1 billion from January to October, up 13.6%. The dollar appreciation, productivity in Brazilian crops and weak domestic demand favor this increase.
Adus, an organization that caters to people who have been given asylum in Brazil, is holding a Christmas bazaar sale on December 12th and 13th in São Paulo. The money will go to helping refugees.
