The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) is pushing to end hunger in the world by 2030. At this time, over 820 million people are plagued with chronic malnutrition.
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The country will be one of the co-sponsors of the UN side event to the UN General Assembly scheduled for this Wednesday. It’s a preparatory meeting for a conference in Morocco, in December, in which the immigration global agreement Global Compact will be presented.
Brazil’s Ministry of Foreign Relations released a publication outlining the views of diplomatic planners from 19 countries and regions regarding the international scenario and outlooks. Egypt’s joint minister Amal Mourad wrote a chapter on the future of the State.
Diplomats from Palestine and Lebanon visited São Luís this Monday, aiming to organize a mission of the Council of Arab Ambassadors in Brazil to the state.
The Brazilian Foreign Ministry’s outgoing undersecretary general for Africa and the Middle East, who’s about to take office representing Brazil in the FAO, diplomat Fernando Abreu hails the outlook for triangular cooperation with Arab countries. He was welcomed by Arab Chamber executives this Tuesday.
The North American government cut in half its contributions to the UN agency for Palestinian refugees, which is currently facing a cash crisis.
The International Migration Organization said the exodus from Venezuela can quickly escalate into a situation akin to the one underway in the Mediterranean.
The United Nations undersecretary-general for Political Affairs Rosemery DiCarlo called out to donors during a Security Council meeting.
The organization held a farewell dinner to Ayadah AlSaidi, who is leaving his position in Brasília to take over his country’s embassy in Madrid, Spain.
The Sem Terrinha (the children’s group of the Landless Workers Movement – MST) were welcomed by ambassador Ibrahim Alzeben on Wednesday (25). They performed a song and planted the tree that is the symbol of the Arab country.
Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa may help deter the global trend, the Brazilian minister of Foreign Affairs Aloysio Nunes said.
The foreign ministers of both countries signed a document whereby their diplomatic academies have become partners. Brazil’s FM Aloysio Nunes is in the Arab country on an official visit.
The agreement in the tourism sector was signed this Friday (20) by the Foreign ministers of both countries. The Brazilian FM, Aloysio Nunes, is in an official visit to the Arab country and met Tunisia’s president and prime minister.
The country will join the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA) this Wednesday.
