Classes in São Paulo address war and peace in the region and the formation of Islamic religion. Enrolment is open.
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After spending time away from Brazilian tracks, one of the world’s oldest breeds will be used in competitions in São Paulo. Fast and resistant, the animal has been used in improving other breeds.
On July 7th, Futura will start broadcasting series Saladin, which tells fictional stories of the youth of the famous Muslim hero. The animation was produced by the TV channel from Qatar.
Fans can pick the football players they want in their team and submit a fundraising proposal for the athlete’s transfer. The website intermediates the deals.
Qatar Foundation has open enrolment for the Leaners’ Voice. The project selects students worldwide for leadership training and education. The group should attend a forum in Doha.
The Dubai-based airline is sponsoring the Fifa Confederations Cup in Brazil. Marketing actions will provide guests with access to box seats and fans may win miles.
The workshop at the British university should cover the part of non-governmental players in the development of relations between both regions. A researcher from the University of Brasilia will speak.
The competition is turned to youths aged 9 to 25. The winners will travel to New York to present their work. Enrolment goes on to June 30th.
The launch of the reprint of ‘The world spoke Arabic,’ a book by historian Beatriz Bissio, will cover Ibn Khaldun’s and Ibn Batuta’s takes on the subject. The meeting will be held on the 13th in São Paulo.
Salem Nasser, president of the Icarabe, will speak on uprisings and the future outlook in Arab countries. The event will take place on Saturday (8th) at 4:00 pm in São Paulo.
Estimates from Brazil’s leading companies were issued by the Ministry of Tourism in a conjuncture survey. Last year, revenues were up 13.1%.
The cold weather attracts tourists to Nova Petrópolis, a city near Gramado and Canela in Serra Gaúcha. German immigration has left signs in the municipality’s charming buildings and colonial cafés.
Elfateh Hussain plays the sounds of his land, Sudan. He arrived in Brazil in the second half of May and performed in São Paulo, Bahia and the Federal District. Now, he promises to spread Brazilian music in his country.
Play ‘Salamaleque’, in which actress Valéria Arbex tells the story of Arab immigrants while she cooks typical Arab dishes for the audience, opens in São Paulo on Friday (31).
