Panorama of Lebanese Cinema will feature 20 movies through November 29, with free-of-charge screenings in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro.
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The event’s third edition took place on November 13 to 18. Representatives from the State of Santa Catarina University (UDESC) and from PUC-RJ presented projects at the Global Grad Show, within the event’s programme.
The event will run from December 6 to 13 at a number of venues across the emirate, featuring 121 movies in 35 different languages and including two works by Brazilian filmmakers.
‘Arteiras do Brasil’ was created about six months ago and will exhibit for the first time ever this month in Beirut. Its members live on the mountains and make handicraft at home.
Orquestra Mundana Refugi features musicians from Syria and Palestine. They’ll play concerts Sunday (19) at SESC Osasco – the day their first album will be released online – and on December 7 at SESC Pompeia.
São Paulo-born Jacqueline Kaczorowski and Rio de Janeiro-born Renata Vieira moved to the country two months ago and they are teaching at Aswan University. Professors are selected to teach in the university every year.
An event focusing on social inclusion with PhD holder João Vicente Ganzarolli de Oliveira will run from November 14 to 16 at the Saint Joseph University in Beirut.
Seminar organized by the Brazilian Trade and Investment Promotion Agency (Apex-Brasil) will present projects being developed in the Arab country. Registrations are open until November 17.
An island was built on the city’s coast to host the hotel, a marina and residences. The project was developed by group Meeras, and will be open in December.
Under construction for over a decade, the Arab version of the world-famous museum will open its doors on Wednesday.
A meeting to be held in Beirut on October 14 aims to bring together Brazilian children living in the Arab country and encourage them to speak Portuguese.
Tunisia’s main airline carried 280,500 people last month. The tourism sector’s recovery in the Arab country contributed to the increase in demand.
They were visited by over 3.5 million guests from January to September, according to the emirate’s tourism department. Expectation is to easily surpass the 4.4 million tourists from last year.
Brazilian and Portuguese professionals can register in an online platform created for the training on Moroccan tourism. At the end, trips will be randomly selected and awarded to the participants.
