The company is responsible for transporting exhibitors and artworks and says that supporting the exhibition is a way to highlight Brazil’s importance in its strategy.
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The production Meu Remédio arrives in São Paulo on August 30 and runs until September 28, exploring, in a humorous way, identity and self-acceptance. The work stems from a reflection on the actor’s Syrian heritage.
The 2025 edition of the art exhibition opens on the 6th, featuring a selection of professionals from various Arab countries, including Morocco, as well as Algeria, Mauritania, Lebanon, Sudan, and Palestine.
The project “Orientes (en)Trópicos”, curated by Monica Hirano, will be launched in a debate next Tuesday (26) in São Paulo.
An Amazonas native of Lebanese descent, Milton Hatoum became on Thursday (14) the newest member of the ABL, occupying chair number 6.
The pause of life and the burial of dreams that span generations in Palestine, due to the conflict with Israel, are the underlying theme of the film All That’s Left of You, which kicked off the 20th edition of the Arab World Film Festival on Wednesday (13) at CineSesc in São Paulo.
Expert links growth to South America’s demand for connectivity. Royal Air Maroc director confirms a fourth weekly flight and reveals upcoming plans.
Brazil’s Recife kicks off the festival with films directed by Arab women on Wednesday (13). In Duque de Caxias, Niterói, and Rio de Janeiro, screenings will begin next week.
Brazil’s federal government is set to launch on Wednesday (6) a program offering psychosocial and healthcare services to returning citizens from abroad who find themselves in vulnerable situations.
From January to July 20, the North African country saw a 19.8% increase in visitors from a year ago.
The Moroccan carrier will target businesses and client-facing professionals with further actions during the second half of the year amid its ongoing expansion plan for Brazil.
A festival at a historic Lebanese site, the Temple of Bacchus, kicked off with Georges Bizet’s world-renowned piece, directed by the Lebanese-Brazilian Jorge Takla and featuring Brazilian dancers.
Since 2024, Andréa Maciel Pachá has been working in the Office of the Secretary-General of the Presidency of court, alongside Justice Cármen Lúcia Antunes Rocha. Versatile, in addition to being an appellate judge, the Brazilian has worked in film and written five books.
Islamic values and collaborative experiences between Muslims and non-Muslims in Latin America and the Arab World will be among the focuses of the online meetings that FAMBRAS and the World Council of Muslim Communities will hold in August.
