The race with Arab thoroughbreds takes place at the São Paulo Jockey Club this Sunday (25) to celebrate the date. Attendance and betting are open to the general public.
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The race with Arab thoroughbreds takes place at the São Paulo Jockey Club this Sunday (25) to celebrate de date. Participation and betting are open to the general public.
Holding a degree in History, São Paulo’s Nina Ingrid Caputo Paschoal does research into belly dancing at PUC-SP, based on how Orientalist-era European artists portrayed the art.
Physician Leopoldo Duailibe Nogueira Santos delivered three lectures on hair dermatology during Dubai Derma, a conference held this week in the United Arab Emirates.
The 9th edition of the South American Festival of Arab-African Culture is underway in São Paulo and other cities. It was organized by The Arab, African and South American Library and Research Center (BibliAspa).
USP professor Luis Antonio Bittar Venturi will speak on the formation of South America and its geographical influences, at the USEK, and on water in the Middle East, at institute Isticharia.
USP professor Luis Antonio Bittar Venturi will speak on the formation of South America and its geographical influences, at the USEK, and on water in the Middle East, at institute Isticharia.
‘Era o Hotel Cambridge’ will be featured in Jordan’s Women’s Film Week. Filmmaker Eliane Caffé went over the importance of portraying the reality of refugees in Brazil.
‘Era o Hotel Cambridge’ (Hotel Cambridge) will be screened at the Women’s Film Week, organized by UN Women in the city of Amman. The event begins this Thursday and runs until Sunday.
Tourism agency and operator Abreu selected Morocco as its main destination for 2018. Tourism in the country grew 10% in 2017 over the previous year, totaling 11.4 million tourists.
The Holy Spirit University of Kaslik (Usek) is looking to get Latin American students to attend its international summer school, with lessons in Lebanese history, politics and culture starting June 25.
The publication ‘Brazil from the viewpoint of the Lebanese and descendants’ brings 15 testimonies and will be launched on March 20 in Beirut. The organizer of the book is Lebanese woman Roula Fares Dia.
The organization signed an agreement with the Holy Spirit University of Kaslik, in Lebanon, to promote the digitization of documents related to the beginning of the Syrian-Lebanese community in Brazil.
Photos taken by Lebanon’s Hassam Ammar depict females, including Brazilian expatriates, in positions of strength and courage. The foreign minister of Brazil will open the showing on March 6.
