Dolly Moreno is going to participate in the National Society of Fine Arts Salon, in the French capital, for the second time. Last year she won an award in the abstract sculpture category. The artist produces large pieces in metal.
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From the Newsroom* São Paulo – The higher education secretary of Brazil, Ronaldo Mota, and the chancellor of the University of Lebanon, Zouheir Chokr, met on Friday (7th) in Brazilian capital Brasília to discuss joint research programs between universities in both countries. According to an article published on the Ministry of Education site, the meeting
From the Newsroom* São Paulo – The higher education secretary of Brazil, Ronaldo Mota, and the chancellor of the University of Lebanon, Zouheir Chokr, met on Friday (7th) in Brazilian capital Brasília to discuss joint research programs between universities in both countries. According to an article published on the Ministry of Education site, the meeting
The Brazilian Tourism Institute and the National Institute for Tourist Promotion of Argentina have signed an agreement for joint promotion of their tourist destinations in countries that are distant from Brazil. Both nations are going to promote workshops at fairs in the United Arab Emirates, India and China.
Madinat Jumeirah is one of the many luxury addresses in the United Arab Emirates. It has the second most expensive rates in Dubai. One night stay may cost between US$ 1,000 and US$ 10,000. The current champions among the clients with reservations at the hotel are the Russians, according to the internal guide at the hotel, Kate Barican.
Tomorrow is the deadline for enrolling at the Cultural Exchange and Diffusion Programme of the Brazilian Ministry of Culture, which aims at providing financial coverage of transport expenses by artists, technicians and scholars invited to participate in cultural events abroad. Over 600 people have already benefited from this year by the project, which funded trips to more than 30 different destinations, including Morocco.
Tomorrow is the deadline for enrolling at the Cultural Exchange and Diffusion Programme of the Brazilian Ministry of Culture, which aims at providing financial coverage of transport expenses by artists, technicians and scholars invited to participate in cultural events abroad. Over 600 people have already benefited from this year by the project, which funded trips to more than 30 different destinations, including Morocco.
Agência Brasil* Brasília – The 2007/2008 Human Development Report, published today (27th) in the Brazilian capital Brasília by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), reveals that for the first time in history Brazil has entered the group of countries listed in the High Human Development Category, even though it is still far from the level
Agência Brasil* Brasília – The 2007/2008 Human Development Report, published today (27th) in the Brazilian capital Brasília by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), reveals that for the first time in history Brazil has entered the group of countries listed in the High Human Development Category, even though it is still far from the level
From the Newsroom* São Paulo – The number of foreign passengers arriving in Brazil grew 15.22% in October, 552,520 passengers arrived in Brazil, against 479,550 in the same month last year. According to figures supplied by the Brazilian Tourism Institute (Embratur), the result for 2007 should exceed that for last year, when international arrivals totalled
Dance group EntreVentres, from the southeastern Brazilian city of São Paulo, will hold a soirée on Saturday (24th) combining Eastern dances with declamations of texts by poets such as the Iraqi Bader Shaker Al Sayyab, the Lebanese Gibran Khalil Gibran, and Latin Americans such as the Chilean Pablo Neruda and the Brazilian Wally Salomão. The group has existed for three years now and is based on the combination of eastern dancing and poetry.
Dance group EntreVentres, from the southeastern Brazilian city of São Paulo, will hold a soirée on Saturday (24th) combining Eastern dances with declamations of texts by poets such as the Iraqi Bader Shaker Al Sayyab, the Lebanese Gibran Khalil Gibran, and Latin Americans such as the Chilean Pablo Neruda and the Brazilian Wally Salomão. The group has existed for three years now and is based on the combination of eastern dancing and poetry.
