Director Barros Filho’s documentary, a portray the life of the Palestinian community in Rio Grande do Sul, was inspired by an ANBA news story.
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The governments of Egypt and Palestine have stands at WTM Latin America, the industry show taking place in São Paulo until Thursday.
The headquarters of the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce, in Paulista Avenue, São Paulo, was the place chosen by the organization to hold its meeting.
The project was outlined at the meeting of the General Union of Chambers of Commerce, Industry and Agriculture for Arab Countries at the Arab Brazilian Chamber offices in São Paulo this Tuesday.
The minutes of establishment of the new organization were signed during a ceremony on Monday evening, after Brazil-Arab Countries Economic Forum.
Citizens of the United States, Australia, Canada and Japan can apply for visas to Brazil online.
The new Brazil-Arab News Agency website was officially launched on Monday (2) featuring a more up-to-date layout and new sections.
Panel on halal in the Brazil-Arab Countries Economic Forum discussed the opportunities that Muslim tourists can explore in the Brazilian market in case there are investments for the adaptation of the facilities.
Tourism officials from Morocco, Jordan and Egypt discussed the increase in tourist numbers from Brazil to their countries in a panel on Branding and Tourism.
ANBA visited the Al Hamra farm, in Saudi Arabia, which achieves high productivity, even in the middle of the desert.
Aswan University is officially inviting professors interested in teaching Portuguese language and literature in Egypt. Those selected will receive a monthly allowance.
The country welcomed 6.6 million foreign visitors. The biggest Arab source was Morocco, with a 22% increase in visitor numbers.
The American university has an online platform that offers free distance learning courses on many themes, among them, courses on Islamism and the Egyptian pyramids.
Artworks by Menelaw Sete, of Bahia, will be on show in the Arab country for the first time, in an exhibit running from Wednesday (28) to April 11. Admission is free.
