‘Scattered Barriers’ airs on the platform on January 12. Netflix is continuing its investment in Middle Eastern content.
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The only president to be democratically elected three times was sworn in as president of Brazil on Sunday (1). He was congratulated by foreign heads of state and representatives of 125 countries, including some Arab nations.
Required liquor licenses are now free to obtain, Dubai announced on New Year’s Day.
Felipe Kaizer researches and produces Middle Eastern cuisine and seafood dishes. The chef was influenced by his maternal grandmother, who was born and raised in Cairo, Egypt.
Ambassador Qais Shqair (pictured below), head of the Arab League mission in Brazil, pens an article in which he presents theses that point to Arabic as the language that gave rise to others.
BDR Talentos Corporativos, from Santa Catarina, will select a Brazilian veterinarian to work in a Saudi clinic. The professional will need to provide care for dogs, cats, and exotic animals.
The largest exhibition ever devoted to the oeuvre of Brazilian artist of Syrian Lebanese descent, ‘Judith Lauand: Concrete Deviation,’ started in November and runs until April 2.
Exhibition features photographs from the trip of the Brazilian emperor to Egypt and can be seen until January 17 in the Bibliotheca Alexandrina. Entrance is free.
Arab country in Africa will host the tournament that will take place next February. Brazil’s Flamengo participates.
Beyond Games HQ offers games and entertainment experiences in Jordan, and it’s expanding. Brazil’s Isabelle Joia is the company’s Brand manager & Communication officer and talks about the country’s daily life and marketing.
An international falconry festival took place in Riyadh from November 28 to December 13, giving SAR 115 million in prizes.
São Paulo-based musician Sami Bordokan is one of the best-know names when it comes to Arab music in Brazil. Besides singing, playing different instruments and writing, Bordokan is now performing as an actor in the musical The Prophet.
The Moroccan national team will face France in the semifinals of the FIFA World Cup this Wednesday (14). It will be the first time an Arab or African team will reach this competition stage.
For the first time, a Brazilian troupe will participate in the Neapolis International Festival of Kids Theater. The performances by Palco Companhia de Teatro will take place on December 20, 21 and 22.
