Disal, a Brazilian publishing house in São Paulo, has launched two books for those interested in learning the language: ‘Speak Arabic in 20 lessons’ and ‘3,500 Words in Arabic’.
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The sports brand is going to promote a party for Africa in São Paulo. In order to apply for a ticket to the event, Web users will engage in a game with African football teams, including Arab ones.
The Qalam wa Lawh school, located in Rabat, the capital of Morocco, is offering scholarships of up to three months to students from around the world who are interested in studying classic Arabic.
Students from Brazil, Spain and the United Kingdom will be eligible to apply for graduate and postgraduate scholarships in Morocco and in American and European countries.
This is the title of a book by Francirosy Barbosa, who studies the female universe in Muslim communities. The work includes essays, images, excerpts from dissertations and theses on Islam.
The Arab Brazilian Chamber is going to train employees of hotels affiliated with the São Paulo Convention & Visitors Bureau. The objective is to qualify them to cater to guests from Arab countries.
Syrian singer Ali Deek, known as the ‘king of dabke,’ will perform next Saturday in the city of São Paulo. Tickets are available up until Thursday.
Paintings by deceased Brazilian artist Antonio Bandeira will remain on display at Maison de L’Unesco, in the French capital, from March 30th onwards. He is known as a master of abstract painting.
The 130 years since the beginning of Arab immigration to Brazil should be celebrated in the South American Arab Culture Festival, up to the 31st of March, in four cities in São Paulo.
The work by Márcio Ferreira has already won clients in Germany, Italy, Portugal, Spain and the United States. Exports are through the Mãos de Minas project.
Seafood and jerky are the highlights of local cuisine.
Lagoons are among the main tourist attractions of the state.
The number of Brazilians interested in spending holidays at destinations like the Emirates, Egypt and Jordan is on the rise. At some travel operators, the growth is 50% in three years.
The figure refers to the month of January, when the country received 734,636 passengers, the largest volume since 2000.
