According to the Department of State, the country should receive 2,000 people this year and from 5,000 to 8,000 in 2016.
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The Security Council believes that the situation in the south of the country, along the Israeli border, still represents a threat to peace and security.
Representatives of the organization denounced the destruction of 22 building by Israeli authorities and the forced evictions of 78 Palestinians, including 49 children.
Until August, 8,400 people received refuge in the country. The Ministry of Justice reinforced the agency that analyses the requests, decentralized interviews and increased the number of staff.
At least US$ 1.6 billion is necessary to attend to 21 million people that need some kind of help due to the ongoing conflict in the country.
Representatives of 12 countries, among them Sudan and Egypt, will take part in the fifth edition of the project, which offers classes and visits to Brazilian institutions.
World Food Programme lacks Money to support approximately one million people that were displaced from their homes due to conflicts in the Arab country.
Miguel Júnior França Chaves de Magalhães takes over the Brazilian embassy in Baghdad next week. He wants to enhance exports to the Arab country, since the trade balance is in deficit on the Brazilian side.
Due to the hard living conditions in the urban areas, Syrian refugees are going to camps such as Zaatari, where there is improved aid.
The Moroccan ministry of the field, Aziz Rabbah, visited the country this week for meetings with representatives from the government and private sector.
The undersecretary of Oman’s Ministry of Culture noticed the interest in his country’s culture by the city of São Paulo. Delegation promotes exhibition in the city and was honored in a dinner by the Arab Chamber.
Brazil’s supply company and the UN signed an agreement that plans for an exchange with other countries in the areas of food security and family farm.
The document explains current legislation to companies that operate abroad. Anti-corruption law punishes Brazilian companies that offer grafts to foreign government employees.
Treaty confirmed this Friday was negotiated by 54 countries and foresees the abolition of taxes in three years. Brazil is not among them. The sector’s global market is valued at US$ 1,3 trillion.
