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Hotels, restaurants, bars, nightclubs, transport, trade and services in general are the sectors to register the greatest growth. Simultaneous interpretation is one of those ready for profit. The meeting will be translated to Portuguese, Spanish, English, French and Arabic. Around 80 interpreters have been hired.

This information is in the text to be presented at the summit of Arab and South American countries, to which ANBA had exclusive access. The meeting is going to take place in Brazilian capital Brasília, in May. Apart from commercial promotion, the text mentions exchange between universities, professors and the creation of an Arab-South American library with translations of books from both blocs.

The document should be signed during the summit between Arab and South American countries and will be the legal marker to guide negotiations between both blocs for a free trade agreement. This information was supplied by the director of the Commercial Promotion department of the Itamaraty, Mario Vilalva, who participated yesterday in the meeting of the Arab chambers of commerce, in Cairo. Brazilian diplomats are in the region inviting the Arabs to the business meeting to take place in parallel w

In an interview to ANBA in Cairo, the secretary general of the Union of Arab Chambers recalled that from a coffee and sugar exporter, Brazil became a world supplier of many products. According to him, many Arab nations need to go through a similar process, diversifying their economies to become less dependant on oil. For Ghantous, the summit for South American and Arab countries will promote this experiences exchange.

Event should count on representatives from at least 20 entities of the sort based in Asia, Africa, Europe, Oceania and North and South America, including the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce. One of the subjects due to be discussed is the summit for South American and Arab countries. The ambassador Mário Vilalva, head of the department for trade promotion at the Itamaraty, the Brazilian Foreign Office, will speak about the matter.

Agência Brasil São Paulo – In an interview after the meeting with Brazilian president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, Chile’s president Ricardo Lagos stated that his country has been supporting Brazil’s candidature for a permanent seat at the United Nations Security Council since 1945, when the Council was created, and that this support was reiterated