The organization is promoting today, in São Paulo, a seminar with the participation of the Foreign Minister of the Arab country, Abdelwahab Abdallah, about business opportunities in the Arab country. The seminar will be followed by business roundtables. Yesterday, during a meeting with the Brazilian minister of Development, Industry and Foreign Trade, Luiz Fernando Furlan, Abdallah discussed the possibility of joint projects in the area of phosphates.
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Alexandre Rocha, special envoy* Brasília – Brazil and Tunisia may exchange parliamentary visits with the objective of expanding political relations between both countries. This was one of the topics discussed this morning (17) by the minister of Foreign Relations of Tunisia, Abdelwahab Abdallah, and the president of the Lower House, Aldo Rebelo, at a meeting
This is one of the three main points of the treaty signed yesterday between the minister of Agriculture of Brazil, Roberto Rodrigues, and the Tunisian Foreign Minister, Abdelwahab Abdallah. Both countries have also agreed to exchange experience in the agricultural and forestry sector.
In an interview to ANBA in Brazilian capital Brasília, the Tunisian Foreign Minister, Abdelwahab Abdallah, stated that his country may increase sales of products like olive oil, dates, auto parts and fertilizers. He also bets on tourism. The Tunisian representatives in the sector plan to establish travel packages for Brazilians who visit Europe.
To the minister of Education of Brazil, Fernando Haddad, the agreement marks the beginning of a new phase in relations between both countries.
During the visit of the minister of Foreign Affairs of the Arab country, Abdelwahab Abdallah, to Brazil, to begin today, agreements will be signed for the teaching of Portuguese at the University of Manouba and for the promotion of participation of Brazilian businessmen in fairs in Tunisia, and vice versa. On Wednesday, the Foreign Minster will participate in meetings with businessmen at the Arab Brazilian Chamber.
The Ministry of Development, Industry and Foreign Trade of Brazil wants the private sector to send suggestions of products that may benefit from the free trade agreement between both economic blocs. The Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce is going to help in this work.
From the Newsroom* São Paulo – At the invitation of the Palestinian National Authority (PNA), Brazil is going to send observers to the Palestinian parliamentary elections to take place on the 25th this month. According to information released today (04) by the Itamaraty, the Brazilian foreign office, the mission will be formed by representatives of
The first session took place last week, at the offices of the League of Arab States, in Cairo. The organization includes 88 representatives from the 22 nations in the region and is going to operate provisionally for a period of five years so as to create the bases for a definitive institution. The objective is, in the future, to have an organization similar to the European Parliament.
Agência Brasil São Paulo – After visiting a mill that makes sugarcane-based ethanol, the president of the World Bank, Paul Wolfowitz, declared that he would like to see the use of Brazilian ethanol technology in Sub-Saharan Africa where it could contribute to social development. Brazil has used sugarcane to produce a low-polluting ethanol vehicle fuel
Agência Brasil Brasília – During his visit to Brazil, the president of the World Bank, Paul Wolfowitz, suggested that with its experience in the area Brazil could help the bank with social assistance in other poor countries. "The Family Voucher program (Bolsa Familia) has attracted international attention, especially in rich nations. They want to learn
