The United Nation’s agencies will need USD 22.5 billion for basic aid to 91 million vulnerable people in 2018.
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The 5th edition of course ‘The Islamic World,’ from December 4 to 8 at diplomacy school Instituto Rio Branco in Brasília, will feature lessons and debate panels. The Arab Chamber president will discuss trade and exports.
Solemn ceremony in celebration of the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People takes place next Monday (27) in an auditorium of São Paulo’s Legislative Assembly.
The Russian government said the meeting will take place on November 22, and that authorities from Turkey and Iran will attend.
Ibrahim Salem Alalawi took office as general consul of the UAE in São Paulo in September and plans to work for the increase of economic relations between Brazil and his country. He visited the Arab Chamber.
Federation of Commerce of the State of Pernambuco welcomed Arab and African ambassadors in a dinner last Friday. Menu was done by gastronomy students of the National Service for Commercial Education (SENAC).
Palestine president, Mahmoud Abbas, send a medal and a certificate in memory of the Brazilian politician for his support of the Arab country. The ambassador handed them to Arraes’s daughter.
Arab and African ambassadors in a mission to the state visited the Suape port and its projects to investors, such as terminals that will be offered in a bid process in 2018. Shipyard South Atlantic is also searching for new clients.
Companies and sector associations met with Arab and African diplomats this Thursday (19) in Recife, and they showed to be willing to sell to the region.
Diplomats from Arab and African nations start a series of meetings and visits in the state this Thursday (19). The goal is to identify opportunities for greater cooperation and trade.
The Brazilian-led MINUSTAH, which began in 2004, is now being replaced with an effort to build stronger institutions in the country.
Officials from the Arab country and the South American bloc will sit down next November in Brasília, in a follow-up to discussions during a trip by Brazil’s FM Aloysio Nunes to Morocco to attend a WTO meeting.
Economic sanctions in place since 1997 will end on the 12th this month. The Trump administration has confirmed his predecessor Obama’s move to end sanctions, albeit three months late.
The Arab Chamber’s vice-president of Foreign Relations will talk about the ‘Brazil’s International Presence: outlooks, possibilities and relations with the Arab countries’ on October 21, in São Paulo.
