Prime minister Hassan Diab confirmed the names of twenty ministers. PM bets on specialists and a balanced representation of women to meet the protesters’ aspirations.
Browsing: Society
Communities of refugees, migrants and descendants that want to exhibit in the 25th edition of the event of the Immigration Museum in São Paulo may apply on the institution website.
Registration is open for Unifesp’s undergrad courses. They are free and open for stateless people and those with humanitarian visa too.
Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Bahrain, Oman, Qatar, Iraq, and other countries in the Gulf, Asia and Oceania were able to watch the last major celestial event of the year.
Roberto Khatlab received a Tamandaré Medal of Merit from the Brazilian Navy, which has an operation in the Arab country.
Hassan Diab said that he plans on choosing independents for his office. He faces the challenge with the economic crisis, a wave of protesters, and political disputes.
Such was the revenue collected by the Saudi General Entertainment Authority during the event that featured myriad attractions in Saudi Arabia’s capital since October 11.
Abdelmadjid Tebboune was declared the winner with 58% of the vote. Amid protests against the election, turnout was 40%.
OKA provides free data on rights and federal government services relating to housing education, healthcare, documentation, social and legal assistance.
The folk festivity in Maranhão, Brazil has been listed as Intangible Cultural Heritage by UNESCO.
A dinner event Wednesday evening in São Paulo was also attended by diplomats from Arab countries.
Granddaughter of Lebanese immigrants, Flavia Haddad left an established career in engineering to study Egyptology in France. Having written a book on the subject, she takes upon herself to spread the Ancient Egypt history among the Brazilian people.
Jabaquara, São Paulo residents will get free medical attention on December 1st, courtesy of the Federation of Muslim Associations in Brazil.
The Egyptian professor passed away last Sunday in Cairo at age 97. He moved to Brazil in 1962 and didn’t move away until 2015. He served a decades-long stint in the Arab Chamber board. His crowning achievement was the Koran’s translation into Portuguese.
