Mohammed Youssef Darwich opened tour operator Egípcia Tours in São Paulo in 2007. The company, whose main focus is packages to the Middle East, already has three units.
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Show ‘The Mediterranean Approach’ features photos, video-installations, short films and sculptures relating to the Mediterranean Sea and it surroundings. It will run at Sesc Pinheiros until January.
Starting next Tuesday, the Syrian Arab Cultural Centre will promote an exhibition featuring paintings by nine different artists.
Gilberto Abrão, author of ‘Mohamed, O Latoeiro’, will be the honoured at the 30th Novo Hamburgo Regional Book Fair. The author, who is already working on his third work, was elected on the Internet.
In a friendly math in Malmo, Sweden, the team of coach Mano Menezes had a runaway win over the Arabs headed by former Flamengo striker Zico, in the return of midfielder Kaká to the Brazilian team.
Brazilian art gallery Bolsa de Arte participates in Art Dubai, a fair in the sector that takes place in the Emirates, every year. Products are sold to collectors in several countries.
Five international productions address contemporary subjects such as the Arab Spring and conflicts in Syria. The show will feature in several theaters in Rio de Janeiro up until October 11th.
Project takes tourists to experience the history and art of countries such as Morocco and Egypt. Tours include a private visit to the Cairo Museum and cooking lessons in Marrakech.
Project takes tourists to experience the history and art of countries such as Morocco and Egypt. Tours include a private visit to the Cairo Museum and cooking lessons in Marrakech.
Program provides support for students from developing countries to sit masters and doctorate courses in the country. Algerians, Egyptians, Lebanese, Moroccans, Syrians and Tunisians may apply.
FFIPP-Brazil should take Brazilian students on internship programmes in Palestine and Israel. The objective is to put students in contact with the reality of the conflict in the region.
Mamede Mustafa Jarouche, a professor at the University of São Paulo, has completed the translation from Arabic into Portuguese of the fourth volume of the work, seven years after the first.
Built in the internal patio of the French museum, the new space should exhibit over 3,000 works of art created in Islamic countries. The collection covers a period of 1,300 years.
The demand for air tickets to the country has risen after the Arab Spring. Tourist inflow from Brazil to Tunisia increased by 76% from January to August this year.
