The United Nations Children’s Fund announced that crucial aid activities for the survival of the children and on the verge of being cut off for lack of funds.
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Fernando Igreja will soon take office in Abu Dhabi. For him, his largest challenge will be to generate interest regarding investments in projects in Brazil.
The Brazilian government issued a statement calling for ‘moderation’ and a ‘peaceful solution’ to the region’s diplomatic crisis.
UN agency made the plea this Friday to aid refugees from the city of Mosul. The funds will be used to build shelters and acquire items such as mattresses, blankets and fuel.
Argentina was the only signatory country that hadn’t yet ratified the free trade agreement, which can now go into effect.
The ambassador of the United Arab Emirates, Hafsa Abdulla Mohamed Sharif Al Ulama, met with the Brazilian minister of Industry, Foreign Trade and Services Marcos Pereira in Brasília.
The 7th Planet Lebanon Conference will take place on August 2 and 3 in Beirut. Executives and politicians of Lebanese to discuss subjects including banking systems, tourism and corruption.
The UNHCR launched a fundraising initiative to help pregnant women or women with children who live under refugee status. Donations can be made online.
Rodrigo Maia and a delegation of eight Brazilian deputies arrived in Beirut this Thursday afternoon. The representatives are joining the 4th Meeting on the Potential of the Lebanese Diaspora.
The Tunisian FM visited the Ministry of Social and Agrarian Development this Friday (28) and expressed an interest in social programs. Government’s staff will travel to Tunisia to further discussions on the issue.
The state government plans to organize events in the country in June. The information was made public during a meeting between the Council of Arab Ambassadors in Brazil and governor Ivo Sartori.
Khemaies Jhinaoui met with Aloysio Nunes Ferreira to enter into deals concerning young people, technology, and economic cooperation. Libraries from both countries also reached a memorandum of understanding.
The council of Brazilian-based diplomats welcomed Tunisia’s minister of Foreign Affairs Khemaies Jhinaoui at its first meeting in the new Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce headquarters.
At an event in São Paulo, a delegation from the Arab country discussed their interest in having a Brazilian business mission to Tunis, and in cooperating to address youth unemployment.
