‘The Arabs and 25th of March Street’ will give awards to the best short films portraying Arab immigration to Downtown São Paulo. A jury will convene in February to shortlist the finalists.
Author: Marcos Carrieri
Next Saturday will see the re-premiere of theatrical play ‘Salamaleque,’ in which a character tells stories about its Syrian relatives as she cooks typical dishes for her guests: the audience.
The animals belong to a Qatari organization whose founder died in 2014. Brazilians intend to increase the number of birds born in captivity before returning the species to the wild.
Messer Di Carlo will teach technique and songs on the Egyptian tabla, an instrument also known as darbuka.
Educators from the Arab country are currently in the Brazilian federal capital to sit classes in agriculture, offered by Instituto Federal de Brasília (IFB).
Samba International develops varieties of seeds with great future sales potential in the Arab countries, which are top priorities for the business.
Vincenzo Visciglia, who already designed Arab palaces, now is planning to open a showroom in the emirate for his fashion brand and bring a coffee shop chain to Brazil in 2015.
Multisectoral exhibition will take place in January in the Sudanese capital, Khartoum. The stand, organized in partnership with the Ministry of Foreign Relations, will feature the company CTC.
Located in downtown São Paulo, Sesc Carmo will open an exhibit with images that tell the story of the famous popular retail street, an Arab stronghold in the city. Visitors will be able to play backgammon.
Estimation comes from the Brazilian Association of Animal Protein, which also foresees improvement on sales to the Middle East and increase in Brazilian production.
Clyde&Co became a member of the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce and wants to increase its participation in business exchanges between Brazilian and Middle East/North of Africa companies.
Two Brazilian photographers travelled to the West Bank in 2013. Now, 30 pictures in black and white convey the reality of the area’s residents to audiences in Brazil.
Two Brazilian photographers travelled to the West Bank in 2013. Now, 30 pictures in black and white convey the reality of the area’s residents to audiences in Brazil.
Ceramic tile manufacturer Gail has closed an export deal to the country at the Big 5 exhibition, in Dubai, and is betting on sales to the Gulf to meet its overseas growth target.

