Backed by the UNHCR, Brazil-based organization I Know My Rights will create an online space for experience sharing by teaching institutions and educators whose pupils include refugee children.
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The Brazilian city will be a new destination of the Arab airline between 2017 and 2018, along with Santiago, Chile, and thirteen new routes.
Each year, an Egyptian university opens calls for professors and researchers looking to teach in its graduate course in Portuguese Language. Scholars from Brazil’s Tocantins, Mato Grosso and Goiás states are involved.
Foreign and local experts on the Palestinian issue will attend a seminar at University of São Paulo (USP) on December 6. Palestinian writer Nur Masalha and Wadah Khanfar, Al Jazeera former director general, will be among them.
The place received 6.42 million passengers, up 2.7% over the same month of 2015. In comparison to September of this year, however, there was a decline in the numbers.
Previously unseen pictures of firemen trying to put out oil well fires lit by Saddam Hussein’s troops are featured in an exhibition in São Paulo.
UNHCR and ABC Federal University will hold conference and seminar on the challenges of social integration of new immigrants in Brazil. The events take place from November 23 to 25.
Samba school Mocidade Independente de Padre Miguel has chosen the Arab country as its theme for Carnival 2017.
A mosque in the Paraná state capital opened a venue for permanent Muslim art and culture exhibits. The items on show are Iranian, but the plan is to incorporate pieces from Arab countries.
The event, organized by the Ministry of Economy of the UAE and the World Tourism Organization, is scheduled for November 23. The use of technology on tourism industry will be one of the topics discussed.
The airline will cease to operate the route Abu Dhabi-São Paulo from March 26, 2017. The company blames the economic scenario and depreciation of the real.
Bilel Kefi has lived in São Paulo for two years now and raps online in Portuguese, Arabic and English. Prior to moving to Brazil, he was a resident of Gagsa, Tunisia.
Paintings portray the region’s landscape as seen by Lebanese artist Elio Haddad, who lived in Brazil for 27 years. The opening is on November 17 at Brazil-Lebanon Cultural Center.
University sports federations are in talks to sign an agreement on the exchange of athletes and related professionals.
