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.
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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.
The holder of a PhD in Egyptian religion, Cintia Gama will discuss what were the possibilities for female social action in an ancient society on July 21 at São Paulo’s Fundação Ema Klabin.
A symbol of Rio de Janeiro, the statue was illuminated with the colors from the flag of the Arab country on Thursday evening.
The Tunisian carrier’s chairman and CEO believes passenger numbers will exceed 4 million and revenue will hit an all-time high.
Orquestra Mundana Refugi, comprising Brazilian and refugee musicians from around the world, will perform on July 12 at São Paulo’s Sesc Vila Mariana to launch their album. Tickets will be available from July 3.
As soon as the World Cup began, the colors of Brazil’s national team began popping up in Beirut. Brazil has a strong local following in the Arab country, and a local group gathers fans together to cheer for their team in the capital.
For the first time ever, the e-book app and devices will offer works in Arabic language.
Spending by Brazilians on trips to other countries increased in the month of May.
Aseel Al-Hamad was invited by Renault to take a lap at Paul Ricard Circuit prior to the French Grand Prix. Since Sunday, Saudi Arabian women are now legally allowed to drive.
The Brazilian Ministry of Justice in Brasília will feature a special program starting Monday (25) to celebrate World Refugee Day.
The ‘I Love Lebanon’ tour will take 75 Brazilians, most of them of Lebanese origin, to the Arab country in July’s second half.
In an initiative of the Arab Chamber, 40 teenagers under the care of the Lar Sírio Pró-Infância watched the game. Three Tunisian nationals that live in São Paulo also came to the museum to watch their team.
The country welcomed 3.4 million visitors from January to April, with revenue going up 18% to USD 2.2 billion.
