After almost one century of work, the Assyrian Dictionary by the University of Chicago is ready and preserves words that have not been spoken for almost 2,000 years.
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The Saudi-Brazilian Youth Forum starts on Monday (27). The participants will visit social, sports and environmental programs in São Paulo, Manaus and Rio de Janeiro.
Representatives of football team Salalah will be in São Paulo on Monday to learn how the football teams in the city work.
The National Education Council has started reviewing the rules for revalidation in Brazil of diplomas from foreign countries. The objective is to make it more agile.
From Giza to the tombs of Saqqara and Dahshur, the relics of the Egyptian museum, churches in the Coptic neighbourhood and alleys of the medieval city, learn about the largest Arab metropolis.
The Saudi under-20 national team arrives in São Paulo on Wednesday (22) to practice for the world cup in the category. The team will play a friendly game against the Brazilian national team.
On recalling Bonito, in Mato Grosso do Sul, the crystal-clear waters of its rivers, horse rides in woods and deep caves come to mind. There, tourism is aligned with peace and adventure.
The Brazilian city of Itajaí and Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates, will be departure points for the famous yacht race around the world.
The Santa Cecília University will offer a basic course in Arabic language. Classes will begin in August, and will be available in the morning and in the afternoon.
A report from the International Labour Organization shows 115 million children worldwide are performing hazardous work, a figure that represents nearly half of all child labourers (215 million).
University of São Paulo creates a space to encourage academic projects on Asia and the Middle East. The first book with articles will be released in August.
Visiting Morocco is more than just a tourist trip. Check out ten reasons why this country cannot be left out of your next holiday plans.
The Arabic-Portuguese Dictionary, by the Lebanese Alphonse Nagib Sabbagh, will be launched at the Syrian –Arab Cultural Centre, in the capital of São Paulo, on June 16th.
The exhibition ‘6 billion Others,’ currently at the São Paulo Art Museum, brings to São Paulo the life stories of more than 5,000 people from 78 countries, among them Brazil and ten Arab nations.
