Artists from around the world can sign up to take part in the ‘Visa for Music’ festival, which gathers the music industry and is an opportunity to launch the careers of these musicians.
Author: Marcos Carrieri
Marcos Carrieri
A journalist with stints in daily newspapers and press offices, he holds a master’s degree from the School of Arts and Humanities of the University of Lisbon and a postgraduate degree in business communications from the Methodist University of São Paulo.
UASC, formed by six Arab countries, is expanding its presence in South America. The company has an office in Uruguay and will open others in Brazil and Argentina until year’s end.
The Ministry of Justice plans to attract people settled in countries that are overwhelmed by the flow of migrants, such as Jordan and Lebanon, for instance.
Ambassador Ibrahim Alzeben awarded, in the name of the Palestinian Authority’s president, Mahmoud Abbas, a medal in appreciation of the support for the Palestinian people and the construction of the new embassy in Brasília.
Cintia Gama, historian expert in Egyptian religion, will speak on architecture and construction techniques in Egypt in the city of São Paulo next Saturday.
Operators at the WTM Latin America fair are betting in price reduction and exclusive offers to conquer Brazilian tourists.
The CEO of the Arab Chamber will speak, in Rio de Janeiro, on cultural aspects, negotiation methods and opportunities in relations with business owners from the Middle East and North Africa.
Anouar Brahem will perform in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro in the Brasil Jazz Fest. Artist will bring along three musicians.
The director of the Defense school and students visited Manaus, Brasília and Rio de Janeiro. The goal is to exchange knowledge with the sector in Brazil.
WTM Latin America will be held in São Paulo. The North African country plans to increase the number of tourists, which has declined in 2015, and is betting on the Brazilian market.
Technicians from cooperation agency offer courses at the city of Tamanrasset. Algeria’s stones come from the Sahara desert and the goal is to develop this sector.
Besides them, Iraq’s culture gets a special attention from this year’s edition of the event, which will take place in several cities. Bibliaspa is responsible for the organization.
The show ‘Brazil meets Tunisia’ is part of the celebration for the 60 years of independence of the Arab country. Pictures and artworks are part of the collection.
Companies affiliated with a project by the associations Abihpec and Apex-Brasil grossed USD 162.6 million in foreign sales revenues last year. The share of Arab countries in total sales went from 2.5% to 3.3%.
