Amid ongoing regional conflict, the UN cultural agency has added Lebanon’s Beaufort Castle and the archaeological site of Sebastia in Palestine to the List of World Heritage in Danger.
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In a campaign to attract more visitors, Dubai is offering more than AED 3,000 in credits for hotels, dining and leisure to UAE citizens and residents who invite guests to visit the emirate.
Morocco, Egypt and Algeria were the highest-ranked Arab national teams at the tournament, according to the overall FIFA rankings released on Monday (20).
The documentary Notes on an Exile will be shown free of charge on Saturday (18) at 4:00 p.m. Directed by Brazilian filmmaker Gustavo Castro, the feature portrays life in the occupied Palestinian territories amid ongoing conflict.
Avião, directed by Egyptian filmmaker Mohamed Beriky, who has lived in São Paulo for six years, is competing for an award from a United Nations agency focused on digital technologies.
The airline is expanding the resumption of its operations in the Middle East. Flights to Abu Dhabi resumed this week, while services to Kuwait and Bahrain from Istanbul will be restored in the coming days.
The former president of the Arab-Brazilian Chamber took office as president of the Rotary Club of São Paulo on Wednesday (1) in São Paulo. He handed out dates to attendees, drawing a parallel with the new administration’s motto: “Create Lasting Impact.”
In the sixth and final installment of our series on Morocco, the desert offers a chance to experience its arid landscape and enjoy a spectacular sunset without traveling far.
In the fifth installment of our series on the North African country, Morocco’s traditional cuisine comes together to offer a journey through its culture, one bite at a time.
The Ministry of Civil Service and the Ministry of State for Women’s Affairs have signed an agreement to provide training for female civil servants. One of the initiative’s goals is to strengthen women’s leadership in state institutions.
Morocco, Algeria, and Egypt have advanced from the group stage to the knockout stage of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Morocco has already secured a place in the Round of 16.
The fourth installment in the series on Morocco shows that wandering through the country’s traditional souks without a set itinerary is one of the best ways to experience the culture and customs of a nation that has preserved its roots.
Brazilian journalist Patricia Matos de Farias, who lives in the Middle East, presented earlier this monthher book, Cerzideira—Stitching with Threads of Memory, to the Brazilian community in Bahrain. The work is a reflection on womanhood, memory, and ancestry.
The third installment in the series on Marrakech and Casablanca explores the Jardin Majorelle and the Yves Saint Laurent Museum, two landmarks that inspired the French fashion designer.
