According to the United Nations, the amount of people in the world requiring humanitarian aid has never been so high.
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Memorandum of understanding provides for the exchange of information, courses and research to ensure the rights of the refugee population living in Brazil.
The Sudanese ambassador Awad Elkarim said his country is hoping to benefit from the Brazilian democratic experience and election technology. The two countries have signed an agreement in this respect.
The president of the Brazilian Electoral Court, Dias Toffoli, and the chairman of the Sudanese National Election Commission, Mukhtar Al-Assam, signed a memorandum of understanding this week in Brasília.
As of October, citizens from Brazil may obtain an entry permit on arrival at the Arab country. The goal is to create an investment-friendly environment, the Bahraini minister of Transportation has told ANBA.
The governments of the two countries have inked a technical cooperation deal during the visit of a Yemeni delegation to Brasília. The document establishes a legal framework for bilateral agreements.
The number of refugee status requests soared from 566 in 2010 to 5,256 in 2013. The reasons include the country’s developing economy and human rights support.
Embassy personnel are being temporarily transferred to Tunisia due to escalating violence in Libya. A local employee will provide consular assistance.
The number of requests approved this Wednesday is higher than the total from 2013. Syrians are the majority among asylum-seekers.
Security Council unanimously approved a call for an immediate and unconditional humanitarian ceasefire.
September will see the beginning of the second stage of a training program in Tamanrasset, in southern Algeria. Technicians from industry association Abragem will teach jewel cutting classes.
The United Nations Human Rights Council announced it will hold an extraordinary meeting this Wednesday (21st) to debate Israeli military operation in the Gaza Strip.
Lebanon’s Foreign Affairs and Emigrants official Gebran Bassil attended a luncheon offered by the Arab Chamber. He stated that his country has high hopes for its diaspora.
The Brazilian Ministry of External Relations (Itamaraty) will issue multiple-entry visas to Lebanese citizens as informed to Lebanon’s FM, Gebran Bassil, who is visiting the country. Lebanese minister asked Brazil’s help in Middle Eastern conflicts.
