The Brazilian director of “I’m Still Here” will be one of the guests speaking to film professionals in April at Qumra 2025, a talent incubator of the Doha Film Institute.
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The fourth edition of the World Police Summit Awards will be held during a conference discussing security challenges.
Kaiss Ramah performs alongside his band at celebrations of Arab descendants in Brazil.
FEPAL president Ualid Rabah will speak about Palestinian reality on March 15 at Esporte Clube Sírio in São Paulo. Entry is free.
The Middle East Monitor Institute is accepting submissions from editors, authors, and individuals with works about Palestine until May 1st. There are various categories, including Translation and Creative.
All of them are naturalized Emiratis and will represent the country in two matches for the 2026 World Cup qualifiers.
Two recent releases from Tabla publisher are written by women. Wondrous Journeys in Strange Lands is aimed at young adults.
The country recorded its best tourism result for January in the past decade. Over 1.4 million people from abroad visited Brazil last month.
Featuring musical performances, the organization Lar Sírio Pró-Infância unveiled on Saturday (22) a 200-meter-long artistic painting on the walls of its property on Cantagalo Street. Syrian immigrant founders were depicted in the artwork by Apolo Torres.
The government of the Arab country has partnered with companies to build schools, thus expanding educational offerings at lower costs to the public sector. The implementation has already begun in five governorates.
Egypt’s authority says an Egyptian-British mission has found the tomb of the 18th-dynasty king in Luxor. It is the first royal burial to be located since Tutankhamun’s in 1922.
The director-general of Royal Air Maroc in Brazil, Othman Baba, said the airline plans to increase the number of São Paulo-Casablanca flights from the current three to five or six times per week and intends to launch flights to Rio de Janeiro as well. He was received at the Arab-Brazilian Chamber.
A granddaughter of Lebanese immigrants, Samira Chamma emerges as a rising singer-songwriter and prepares to release her debut album.
The historian and Vice President of Communication and Marketing at the Arab-Brazilian Chamber was sworn in at the Lebanese Brazilian Academy of Literature, Arts, and Sciences, alongside Gabriel Chalita, Antonio Florêncio de Queiroz Jr., and Thaís Costa.
