Each of the graduate courses offered by the São Paulo university will have one seat available for a refugee. Applicants are required to take the National High School Exam (Enem).
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An institute that works with refugees is organizing an event this Saturday and Sunday in the bohemian district of the city of São Paulo. There will be typical foods, sale of goods and art presentations.
Dissimilarities between film portrayals of the Egyptian female figure and the real lives of women in the time of the pharaohs will be addressed in ‘Women and everyday life in Ancient Egypt,’ on April 24th.
Aswan University is looking for volunteers to work in its Portuguese Department from October of this year to June 2018. Registrations are open until May 10. The university offers a small allowance.
Brazil and 11 other Latin American and Caribbean countries will be represented at the ‘Roots’ festival, scheduled from April 18 to 22 in Doha. There will be exhibitions and dance and music presentations.
The Brazilian musicians couple performed in the Arab nation as part of the program ‘Waves of Brazil’, organized by Brazil’s embassy in the country.
Pianists from the Middle East will play a one-off show at concert hall Sala São Paulo with proceeds going for the treatment of children and adolescents with cancer.
Pianists from the Middle East will play a one-off show at concert hall Sala São Paulo with proceeds going for the treatment of children and adolescents with cancer.
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 exhibition Women’s Perspective will display pictures taken by 31 women on the most varied of topics. They are landscapes, portraits and stories from the photographers’ daily lives. The show opens April 11 in Beirut.
Twelve films by one of the greatest contemporary filmmakers in Egypt can be watched starting next Wednesday at Banco do Brasil Cultural Center in São Paulo. Khan reveals the less known aspects of Egyptian society.
The exhibition organized by the Arab Chamber opened this Saturday at São Bento subway station in São Paulo. The state secretary of Culture attended the event and underscored the sophistication of the region’s handcrafts.
Entries will be open until May 2 for the final stage of a program from Brazil’s Fundação Biblioteca Nacional. Grants of up to USD 8,000 are available for translation of Brazilian books.
