The Brazil-Lebanon Cultural Center is screening the 2016 motion picture ‘Little Secret’ next Tuesday, with free admission, popcorn and guaraná drinks. The drama is based on the true story of a seropositive girl who was adopted by sailing couple the Schurmanns.
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The Coffee Run and Walk takes place on August 5, in the Santa Elisa farm, which hosts a coffee experimental center. The event will have dance presentations and serve Arab food. Registrations are open.
A refund system of the value-added tax on goods and services will be implemented in this year’s Q4.
The Brazil-Lebanon Cultural Center hosts, in Beirut, three workshops with Brazilian chefs, starting this Wednesday (11).
The Deslocamento Criativo project will be launched on July 14, in São Paulo, and will offer a snapshot of the opportunities and challenges to immigrants from Africa and the Middle East.
An association in the Arab country is accepting entries from pianists aged 10 to 32 for a contest next November. The Embassy of Brazil in Rabat is offering a prize for best performance of a piece by a Brazilian composer.
Fundação Biblioteca Nacional has entries open until August 13 to foreign publishing houses interested in obtaining financial support to publish the works of Brazilian writers in their countries.
The industry grossed USD 492 million in the first half of this year. The country welcomed 3.23 million tourists during that time.
The airport handled 36.9 million passengers from January to May, down 0.1% from a year ago, as a result of Ramadan.
The weekend will see the third edition of ‘Occupy and Resist,’ a lunch event organized by Syrian, Palestinian and Brazilian residents of the Leila Khaled Occupation to raise funds for structural renovations.
Hailing from Manaus, Brazil, the Belly Dance Jungle company performs a fusion of the Arab and regional Amazonian folk dances.
Built over a three-year period, Jahra Medical City features 1,234 beds and the biggest gynecology and emergency centers in the country.
The Ministry of Education and Foreign Affairs (Itamaraty) have registrations open for students of 60 developing nations interested in taking undergraduate courses in Brazil. Among the Arabs, students from Algeria, Egypt, Lebanon, Morocco, Syria and Tunisia can fill an application.
The first two lectures of the Round of Meetings on Arab-Islamic History and Culture will be on the invasion of the Arab country by the French general. Entries are open.
