Rida began its operation in the Brazilian market this year, focusing on selling its services as an incoming travel agency in four Arab countries.
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Ibrahim Essawy has been in Brazil for four years, always working in the IT sector. Two months ago, the founded his own business, Bom Tech, based in Lindoia, and offers web and media services.
A group of 20 doctors will present their studies and practices in a congress of the International Federation for the Surgery of Obesity and Metabolic Disorders scheduled to begin on September 26, in the UAE.
São Paulo city government agency Adesampa is offering a course to refugees and immigrants interested in joining an entrepreneurship program.
Four young players and a coach will arrive this Thursday and will spend a year at Perólas Negras soccer academy, a team created by NGO Viva Rio. They were living in the Zaatari refugee camp, in Jordan.
The football championship will take place during the next two weekends in the city, with 16 national teams comprising 320 refugee and migrant players.
An event featuring music, dance and cuisine will take place on September 22 and 23 at Shopping D. Refugees will be selling food and other items from tents.
An exhibit by photographer Jacques Menassa will open at 7 pm on Thursday featuring 40 collages that trace back his life story, spanning Brazil, Lebanon and France, at venue Casarão de Ideias.
The number of pilgrims that made their way to Mecca, Saudi Arabia, surpassed last year’s figures. The Hajj is considered the world’s largest annual religious gathering.
From January to July of this year, 2.9 million passengers went through the second-busiest airport in Morocco.
With registrations open, the event, with attorney Mariana Vicentini Taylor as speaker, is scheduled for the morning of August 21, at the Arab Chamber’s auditorium.
Applicants will be selected on September 23 at Bourbon Convention Ibirapuera in Moema, São Paulo. Registration is available on the carrier’s website.
The ‘Smart Hajj’ is intended to assist with travel plans and even medical care for those taking the pilgrimage to Mecca, in Saudi Arabia.
Wiana Aguiar has been living in the UAE for ten years and now launched the children’s book ‘Pepa & Keca – Has Anyone Seen Rhymes Around Here?’. It’s a poetry book, many of them based in her daily life in the Arab country.
