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.
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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.
In the theater play Arabian Nights, set to open on April 1 in Campinas, actors retell stories of the One Thousand and One Night’s character and of Palestinians recounting the conflict with Israelis.
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.
The institution opened registrations for the program Wise Learners’ Voice. Students between the ages 18 to 25 can enroll in the initiative, which will offer courses on education and social entrepreneurship.
The movie ‘O Menino e o Mundo’ (Boy & the World) is part of the program directed at children and young audiences in the Metropolis movie theaters, in Lebanon’s capital. It can be seen this Sunday (13th), at 3:30 PM.
Asylum-seekers are the subject of One Minute Festival, whose upcoming edition is held in partnership with the UNHCR. Professionals and amateurs can submit videos lasting one minute until May 31st.
Following a season in Jordan, the photo exhibition ‘About Women’ is set to open on Tuesday in the Brazilian city, featuring work by Brazilian photographers and focusing on the female universe.
A show will open on Monday at the café of bookstore FNAC, in São Paulo, depicting the daily routines and struggles of female refugees in Brazil.
A Moroccan and an Iraqi will perform at the International Language and Culture Festival on the 27th and 28th this month. The event’s first Brazilian edition will feature participants from 16 countries.
Salem Nasser, a professor at Fundação Getúlio Vargas, will administer the course ‘A trip to the Middle East in 5 stations’ from March 14 to May 02 in São Paulo, about political and historical aspects of the region.
A designer, photographer, painter, engraver and sculptor, São Paulo’s Tarek Mourad takes inspiration from anonymous people to create his artworks. A resident of Beirut, he is getting ready to take his work to Paris.
The professor Mamede Mustafa Jarouche will teach a mini-course based on Arabic literature at the Social Service of Commerce’s Research and Formation Center.
The sixth edition of the competition ‘Brasileirinhos no mundo’ will choose the best drawing by a Brazilian expatriate child themed ‘What I learned at school.’ Entries will be accepted until April.
