The Brazilian Tourism Institute will promote Brazil as a tourist destination in 42 international trade fairs during this half of the year. The first one started today (5) in the United States. By the end of the year, foreign tourists should spend US$ 4.8 billion in the country. Until July, the sum was US$ 2.8 billion.
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The classes, to be held at the Federal University of the State of Paraná (southern Brazil), will focus on pre-Islamic Arab societies, the advent of the Islam, the Arab expansion, and its influence on European peoples. Music, poetry, calligraphy, architecture, and literature will also be approached. The course begins on September 10th.
The classes, to be held at the Federal University of the State of Paraná (southern Brazil), will focus on pre-Islamic Arab societies, the advent of the Islam, the Arab expansion, and its influence on European peoples. Music, poetry, calligraphy, architecture, and literature will also be approached. The course begins on September 10th.
Professor Juan José Castillos, of the Uruguayan Institute of Egyptology, claims that the evolution of the Egyptian civilisation resulted from the ambition of individuals with a strong inclination towards exerting power. He presented his thesis yesterday at the 2nd National Summit for Egyptology Studies, in the southern Brazilian city of Curitiba.
Professor Juan José Castillos, of the Uruguayan Institute of Egyptology, claims that the evolution of the Egyptian civilisation resulted from the ambition of individuals with a strong inclination towards exerting power. He presented his thesis yesterday at the 2nd National Summit for Egyptology Studies, in the southern Brazilian city of Curitiba.
A report by the Brazilian federal government and the United Nations informs that the percentage of the population in that condition fell from 8.8% in 1990 to 4.2% in 2005. This, according to the survey, shows that the country has attained one of the Millennium Development Goals before the deadline, which is 2015.
A report by the Brazilian federal government and the United Nations informs that the percentage of the population in that condition fell from 8.8% in 1990 to 4.2% in 2005. This, according to the survey, shows that the country has attained one of the Millennium Development Goals before the deadline, which is 2015.
Developing joint research projects, exchanging students and professors, and trading experiences were the main subjects discussed yesterday during the Brazil-Lebanon Academic Conference, held in the Brazilian capital Brasília by the Ministry of Education. The event, which will continue today, counts on six Lebanese professors.
Developing joint research projects, exchanging students and professors, and trading experiences were the main subjects discussed yesterday during the Brazil-Lebanon Academic Conference, held in the Brazilian capital Brasília by the Ministry of Education. The event, which will continue today, counts on six Lebanese professors.
On August 27th and 28th, scholars from universities in the two countries will exchange information on teaching and research during an event in Brasília (capital of Brazil). The objective is to enable new cooperation efforts in the education and culture fields.
On August 27th and 28th, scholars from universities in the two countries will exchange information on teaching and research during an event in Brasília (capital of Brazil). The objective is to enable new cooperation efforts in the education and culture fields.
The Brazilian Kakau Höfke always dreamed of knowing Egypt. And she did go to Egypt as an adolescent. She also went to Morocco, Tunisia, Switzerland, Portugal. And she returned to Brazil, already an adult, armed with much information on which to build her art: acrylic paintings featuring countless inventions in graphism and shading. In Morocco, Kakau taught classes in silk painting and costume jewellery manufacturing.
The Brazilian Kakau Höfke always dreamed of knowing Egypt. And she did go to Egypt as an adolescent. She also went to Morocco, Tunisia, Switzerland, Portugal. And she returned to Brazil, already an adult, armed with much information on which to build her art: acrylic paintings featuring countless inventions in graphism and shading. In Morocco, Kakau taught classes in silk painting and costume jewellery manufacturing.
Once upon a time, there was a Brazilian player who wanted an opportunity to play football abroad. One day, his path crossed that of a half-Brazilian, half-Egyptian businessman who wanted to hire talented players to the Egyptian teams. Know the story of Rogério Dantas and Mohammed Youssef, and find out why this partnership might be only the first of many to come.
