The Brazilian physician told ANBA about his impressions of the first two Arab countries he’s ever been to. He took a trip to shoot a documentary on Doctors Without Borders.
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Brazilian Film Days is running from last Sunday to next Thursday in the capital of Jordan, as part of the 60th anniversary of Brazil-Jordan diplomatic ties.
A program from the ministries of Education and Foreign Affairs allows citizens from 62 countries sustaining agreements with Brazil to pursue licentiate or bachelor’s degrees in Brazilian universities. Enrolments for 2020 are open through July 31.
Based in Belo Horizonte, the entity offers healthcare to approximately 100 people per month besides holding cultural events.
A free advanced conversation and writing course will be taught at the University of São Paulo from August 14 to October 2. Enrolments will be available on August 7.
Drauzio Varella visited refugee camps in the Arab countries to learn about the work of Doctors Without Borders.
A group of students and professors from two schools in Minas Gerais, Brazil will travel to the Arab country for a cultural experience at a local university.
Number of tourists that visited these two emirates in Q1 grew 1.8% year-on-year.
‘Jinn’ shows the freedom of the Jordanian youth, intertwined with the mysticism of ‘jinns,’ an ancient Middle Eastern legend. The landscapes of Petra are the perfect background to set a mystical tone for the show.
The 4th edition of the festival runs from July 10 to 17 at CineSesc in São Paulo. Out of the 24 movies from 14 different countries, four are Arabs, from Tunisia, Egypt and Morocco.
An initiative to be rolled out as of next Tuesday is designed to spread awareness in the state regarding the need to embrace foreign citizens and fight xenophobia.
The Qatar Exhibit at São Paulo mall JK Iguatemi features collector’s items including national team jerseys from around the world.
‘The legacy Qatar will leave to the world is fantastic,’ the former Brazil national team captain told ANBA on announcing his involvement in the first-ever World Cup to take place in the Arab world.
A previously unreleased translation of ‘The Book of Physiognomy,’ written by Faḫru-ddīn ar-Rāzī in the 12th century and translated by Abderraman Belhaddad, will be out June 22 in Aveiro, Portugal.
