The Brazilian Cooperation Agency signed a memorandum of understanding with the founder of Microsoft’s charity. The aim is to help African and South Asian countries increase agricultural productivity.
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.
The More Food program, developed in the country since 2008, is now open to nations in Africa. The objective is to help nations in the continent to reach food sovereignty.
A farm in Rio Grande do Sul offers leisure for those interested in contact with nature while showing that it is possible to use natural resources without destroying them.
A seminar on the matter will take place at the Arab Brazilian Chamber next Friday (26). Specialized lawyers will explain contract characteristics in the Arab nations.
University of Zaragoza professor Federico Corriente Córdoba will give a lecture in São Paulo on the heritage left by Arab domination of the Iberian Peninsula in the Portuguese and Spanish languages.
A social project promoted through a partnership between the UN and company Emdoc should help refugees settled in Brazil to find work in their fields.
Ministry of tourism forecasts that most tourists will be men and travel in groups. Brazil will receive 600,000 foreigners during the tournament. Each should spend US$ 6,200 on average.
A research by the Ministry of Tourism shows that the country matches or exceeds expectations of 85% of foreigners. The study included 39,000 interviews at airports and border checks.
Brazilian-based Italian designer developed a technique that enables candlesticks and mirrors to be made with designs he believes are appreciated in the region. Now, he wants to sell his items.
The chain that owns some of the most luxurious hotels in Dubai and Abu Dhabi is seeking partners to operate in the country and aims to attract more guests to its enterprises in the East.
In the next weekend, the city will celebrate 30 years of Arab events with a festival featuring poetry, music, dancing, exhibitions, and even a route.
The Brazilian minister of Science and Technology, Aloizio Mercadante, said the country wants to invest in innovation and will bring international specialists in to develop local projects.
The Brazilian Bar Association promoted the ‘Symposium on the right to citizenship in the Arab world’ in Santos. To Arab Brazilian Chamber CEO Michel Alaby, events like this demystify the region.
Cinema exhibit ‘Middle East: tradition and revolution’ brings recent movies about political change, but also shows the culture and values of the countries of the region.
