The document determines the activities of the Catholic Church in the Palestinian territories and defends a peaceful and negotiated solution for two states in the region.
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The World Bank is granting US$ 2 million to Palestine and the UN will provide US$ 25 million for purchasing medication to Yemen conflict victims.
The request was made by the United Nations’ humanitarian aid agencies, which claim 11.7 million people are in need of food, water and medication in the Arab country.
A report from Unhcr shows that there are already 59.5 million people living outside their homes due to wars. It’s a record-breaking level and the Syrian situation sped up the process.
Giant backpack will cross the Americas and will be filled with toys that will be sent to refugees in Jordan. It’s a UNHCR initiative and the action in Brazil will take place on June 19th and in August.
A meeting on the subject in Egypt will assemble delegates from three economic blocs, spanning a total of 25 countries across the continent.
The Brazilian embassy in Rabat completed 52 years of operation and diplomat Frederico Meyer talked to ANBA about the state of bilateral relations and the possibilities for improvement.
Public transportation director and head of the Cairo Cleaning & Beautification Agency will witness traffic management, anti-crime policies and waste treatment. The goal is cooperation.
The Arab country’s FM, Ibrahim Al Jaafari, met with Brazilian government officials and said fighting groups like the Islamic State is a duty of the international community.
Report on the hunger situation in the world indicates a decline in the number of victims. The institution’s director general, the Brazilian José Graziano, declares that it is possible to eliminate the problem.
Arab diplomats held a ceremony in honor of the Brazilian vice president Michel Temer. The latter called for an increase in trade between Brazil and the countries of the Middle East and North Africa.
The free trade agreement between Mercosul and Egypt was passed by the Commission for Economic Development, Industry and Trade, but still pends reviewing from the House of Representatives.
Six members of Congress attended an event about the Lebanese diaspora in Beirut and conversed with local authorities on exchange and cooperation in oil extraction.
The event ‘Lebanese Diaspora Energy 2015’ starts this Thursday (21th) and ends on Saturday (23th) in Beirut. The goal is to highlight the success of Lebanese expats throughout the world and encourage them to keep in touch.
