The markets that carry artisanal products and a bit of everything are where one experiences the true Arab culture. In the Emirates, even these traditional outlets have their high-end version.
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Passenger throughput at the facility in the United Arab Emirates capital increased by 17.4% year-on-year in October to 1.68 million travellers.
The event will run from November 26th to December 3rd, featuring 15 productions from Syria, Lebanon, Palestine, Iran, Turkey, Iraq, the United Arab Emirates, Tunisia and Jordan.
The new facility offers luxury services such as a two-way shuttle service using Mercedes Benz limousines.
Specialist Mustafa Nasereddin is speaking at a conference in state capital Aracaju from the 19th to the 21st this month. The event will address technology, research and quality in online education.
A team from a school in São Paulo is competing in the ‘F1 in schools’ tournament. The group has developed miniature Formula 1 race cars and placed 15th in straight track sprint races this Monday.
Last month, the Arab country received 884,000 foreigners, as against 301,000 in the comparable period in 2013. The number of overnight stays also increased.
A team from São Paulo’s Colégio Bandeirantes school is entering a miniature race car design contest. The competition features contenders from 40 countries.
Brazil’s Dom Pedro II travelled to Egypt, Lebanon, Syria and Palestine and wrote down his impressions in pads. They are kept by the Imperial Museum and their contents are available online.
Typical attire from the collection of Lebanon’s Samia Saab will be on display in São Paulo’s Theatro Municipal on November 19th. A folk wedding from the Arab country will also be staged.
University of São Paulo professor Arlene Clemesha is hosting a debate on ‘Palestinian cinema yesterday and today’ on November 28th in São Paulo. Registration is open.
Brazilian travel agencies offer New Year’s vacation packages to the Arab world. Dinner in Egypt, Morocco and Emirates are among the attractions.
‘Anonymous faces’ depicts people ignored by society in photographs, engravings and paintings. The show will be open from November 6th to December 5th in Beirut.
Brazil’s Ministry of Culture has launched a prize that will award roughly US$ 36,000 to 20 culture internationalization initiatives. Projects are required to be locally developed.
