For the first time, a picture by the Spanish painter is exhibited in Ramallah, in the West Bank. ‘Buste de Femme’ crossed Israeli blockades before reaching the exhibition site.
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The group of students from the Arab country issued letters proposing bilateral exchange. Over one week, they visited São Paulo, Manaus and Rio de Janeiro.
Group of Saudi students visited the National Research Institute of the Amazon, in Manaus, and came into contact with species from the region, such as the Manatee, for the first time.
Students from Saudi Arabia visited São Tomé community, in Amazonas, which received Arab visitors for the first time. ‘They are very nice, despite our not understanding a word they say,’ said a local.
Teachers at the Belenzinho unit of the Social Service for Trade (Sesc) will teach belly dance, veil dance and baton dance on Sundays in July.
A group of students from the Arab country is in Manaus and met with the state’s deputy governor, saw a talk at the Federal University of Amazonas and visited an animal rescue project.
Tunisian filmmaker Raja Amari, currently in São Paulo to attend a festival, claims that the region’s production is more authorial now. She reveals that her next film will be about illegal immigration.
Students from the Arab country watched a talk on the issue and met with students from the Polytechnic School, in São Paulo. They also visited the Arab Brazilian Chamber.
After almost one century of work, the Assyrian Dictionary by the University of Chicago is ready and preserves words that have not been spoken for almost 2,000 years.
The Saudi-Brazilian Youth Forum starts on Monday (27). The participants will visit social, sports and environmental programs in São Paulo, Manaus and Rio de Janeiro.
The National Education Council has started reviewing the rules for revalidation in Brazil of diplomas from foreign countries. The objective is to make it more agile.
The Santa Cecília University will offer a basic course in Arabic language. Classes will begin in August, and will be available in the morning and in the afternoon.
A report from the International Labour Organization shows 115 million children worldwide are performing hazardous work, a figure that represents nearly half of all child labourers (215 million).
University of São Paulo creates a space to encourage academic projects on Asia and the Middle East. The first book with articles will be released in August.
