The Brazilian Foreign Office has stated its support to the result of the elections in Sudan. The country’s territory should be divided into two, a decision approved by 98.83% of the voters.
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The embassy of Peru in Brazil confirmed to the Foreign Office that the Summit of South American-Arab Countries, scheduled for this month, was transferred to April due to crisis in some Arab nations.
Companies may enrol for participation in the business meetings to take place in the sidelines of the Summit of South American-Arab Countries, in Lima. Businessmen from both regions are welcome.
The Brazilian minister of Tourism, Pedro Novais, discussed the matter with the Iraqi ambassador to Brasília, Baker Fattah Hussen.
The 3rd Summit of South American-Arab Countries should take place from February 12th to 16th in Lima, Peru. Brazilian diplomacy hopes to advance in trade negotiations as well as in other areas.
The funds were disbursed from 2005 to 2009, according to a survey by the Institute of Applied Economic Research and the Brazilian Cooperation Agency, linked to the Brazilian foreign ministry.
Mohsen Bilal, responsible for Information, said that Brazil is an example of ethnic and religious tolerance. He participated in a dinner offered by the Arab Brazilian Chamber, in São Paulo.
Mohsen Bilal, the Syrian minister of Information, met with mayor Gilberto Kassab this Tuesday. He has come to Brazil to attend the inauguration of president Dilma Rousseff.
In her first address as the president of Brazil, Dilma Rousseff called on all to join for the growth of the country. She was greeted by approximately 30 international authorities.
Mahmoud Abbas gave thanks for the official recognition of the Palestinian State by the Brazilian government. The event was accompanied by politicians, diplomats and Arab community representatives.
The Palestinian National Authority president told ANBA in an interview that it is feasible to reach a peace agreement with Israel in 2011.He is in Brazil for president Dilma Rousseff’s inauguration.
Approximately 20,000 people should attend the swearing-in of president-elect Dilma Rousseff next Saturday in Brasília, the Brazilian capital. Among them will be 12 heads of state.
Mahmoud Abbas should make his second visit to Brazil next week. Apart from attending president Rousef’s inauguration, he should place the foundation stone for the new Palestinian embassy in Brasília.
Ibrahim Issa, who is leaving the office in São Paulo, was honoured at a luncheon offered by the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce. He was in the city of São Paulo for a year and a half.
