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Palestinian ambassador since 2008 and dean of the Council of Arab Ambassadors in Brazil, Ibrahim Alzeben has pursued a diplomatic career in Latin America and says the evolution of the relations between the countries hinges primarily on the cultural interchange.
Alejandro Bitar is a diplomat and doctor of Philosophy. He launched his book “The Crisis of Being and its Ontological Message,” written in Arabic, spoke about the topic, and signed autographs at the headquarters of the Arab Brazilian Chamber.
The diplomat and teacher gave a lecture about her rich professional career and talked about how speaking Arabic was key for her.
The federal government issued a statement conveying its solidarity to the families of the victims from the storm in Libya. The death toll stands at 5,000. The Arab-Brazilian Chamber conveyed its solidarity, too.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Brazil issued a statement over the weekend conveying condolences to the families of the victims and solidarity with the government and the people of Morocco over the quake that hit the country. The Arab-Brazilian Chamber published a message.
President Lula and prince Mohammed Bin Salman had a meeting on Sunday following the G20 summit, when a Saudi interest in investing more in Brazil was expressed, particularly in oil and green sources.
The possibility of increasing cooperation, trade, and investments between Santa Catarina and Bahrain was the topic of a meeting between state governor Jorginho Mello and ambassador Bader Alhelaibi.
The Brazilian president, Lula, will participate in the group’s summit starting this Saturday (9) in India and symbolically receive the rotating presidency of the G20 to come into effect in December.
Arab diplomacy organized a dinner this Thursday (24) in Brasília to welcome the new ambassadors of Qatar and Libya to Brazil.
The bloc announced this Thursday (24) six countries were invited to join the group as of 2024: Argentina, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, United Arab Emirates, Ethiopia, and Iran.
The president of Brazil defended this Tuesday (22), the opening day of the BRICS Summit, that in addition to Russia and China, the other countries of the bloc have a permanent seat on the United Nations Security Council. He also said he favored the entry of new members into BRICS.
According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Brazil, the bloc has received requests from 22 nations to join it. The BRICS summit will take place later this month in Johannesburg and be attended by Middle East leaders.
Four months ago, Laudemar Aguiar Neto took over his position as secretary for Trade Promotion, Science, Technology, Innovation and Culture at Brazil’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs. He wants cooperation with the private sector, the academy and other stakeholders.
