Freedom of expression in the Arab country will be in discussion at an event this Thursday in São Paulo.
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‘Getting to Know the Middle East’ is offered by the Brazilian International Relations Center on October 25 and 26. Enrolments are open.
The 1st Meeting of Young Lebanese People was organized by Lebanon’s consulate in São Paulo and took place last Friday (28), aiming to strengthen the ties with their ethnic and culture background and to network. The next one is scheduled for November.
The Brazilian singer will play a show at the Moroccan National Library at 8 pm next Wednesday (3), in an initiative of the Embassy of Brazil in Rabat. Admission is free.
The event will take place at 11 am on October 6 at Casa Museu Ema-Klabin as part of the lecture cycle Women and their Knowledges. Registrations are open.
Writer Milton Hatoum and translator and researcher Mamede Jarouche will be at the 10th Tarrafa Literária this Friday in Santos. The event is backed by the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce.
The airlines carried 797,000 people in international flights in August, an 8.95% hike over the same month of last year.
Students at Univali, in Santa Catarina, expressed their interest in joining an exchange program with universities in Arab countries. They attended a lecture by the Arab Chamber special projects adviser and Egypt’s commercial consul to São Paulo.
The country has one of the largest and well-situated stands in the tourism fair that began this Wednesday in São Paulo. Egypt also has a stand in the expo.
The Brazilian driver was featured in the event that launched the championship’s opening race, set to take place in Saudi Arabia on December 15.
The organization will have a stand to promote Arab countries as tourist destinations at Festuris, which will take place from November 8 to 11, in Rio Grande do Sul.
The number of registered voters went up 41.3%. The top cities in the number of Brazilian voters are Boston, Miami and Tokyo.
Movie theater Zawya and the embassies of Ibero-American countries in the Egyptian capital will be showing films made in the region starting this Wednesday (26), including the Brazilian-made Boi Neon.
The Arab party organized by the Arabic Language Center takes place on October 6, a Saturday, from noon to 6 pm in north São Paulo. Admission is free.
