A group of diplomats and representatives of the Arab Chamber will be in the Northeastern Brazilian state on the 10th and 11th to speak with authorities and businessmen. The goal is to present business opportunities.
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Sales to the region accounted for 19% of overall foreign sales from the Brazilian meat company in the 12-month period ended September, as against 15% in the preceding period. North Africa’s share dropped.
Khaled Dahan, the African country’s ambassador, came to São Paulo to visit companies that did business there prior to the Arab Spring. According to him, once political stability is reached, companies are bound to return.
The country says Palestinians have met the basic criteria to have their State recognized. Decision had been promised by the government.
To the Tunisian ambassador in Brasília, Sabri Bachtobji, political stability paves the way for development. ‘For the first time in history, Tunisians will experience a peaceful transfer of power,’ he told ANBA.
The special advisor to the Presidency said Brazil’s ties with Arab countries must be worked on. Latin America will also be targeted by foreign policy.
In a phone call to his Brazilian counterpart, the United States president said the poll held last Sunday was testament to the country’s ‘solid democracy.’
On a phone call to his Brazilian colleague, the North American president said last Sunday’s poll showed the country’s ‘democratic strength’.
The event will take place from November 5th to 7th at the University of Brasília, featuring lectures on politics, literature and relations with Brazil, plus a photo exhibition and screenings of films.
Technicians from Palestine’s Ministry of Agriculture should visit Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation (Embrapa) facilities in Rio de Janeiro, the Federal District and Ceará in late November. They will take courses in pasture management and animal husbandry.
Brazil’s Federal Supreme Court president and Foreign Relations minister met this Friday to discuss future projects to increase the number of electors abroad. This year, 354,000 people registered to vote.
Donations are required to meet the needs of 5.2 million people affected by conflicts in the country, according to the United Nations.
The country will donate US$ 5.477 million worth in rice, beans and medication to Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea.
The United Nations warns that one million people need some sort of assistance and 50,000 children are on the brink of death.
