The European Union has donated 11 million euros for the Palestinian government to make salary and pension payments to 71,000 civil servants and pensioners in November.
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Brazilian vice president Michel Temer participated in a dinner promoted by the Council of Arab Ambassadors on Wednesday in Brasília. He spoke about Brazil’s engagement with peace in the Middle East.
Course taught in Brasília outlined the features of Muslim countries to Brazilians stationed in them. The classes were promoted by Fambras and the Foreign Office, and sponsored by the Arab Brazilian Chamber.
A session held at the House of Representatives, in Brasília, has celebrated the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People.
The sum has been raised in less than two months through a UN campaign backed by the Arab Brazilian Chamber. Donations can be made up until December 4th.
At a meeting with Brazil’s vice president Michel Temer, the Omani minister of Education, Madihad Al Shaibani, said she wishes more Brazilians will study the language, and even offered to provide funding.
Jordan’s Industry and Trade minister Hatem Alawani met with the organization’s president Marcelo Sallum and other board members. They discussed free trade with the Mercosur, among other topics.
The Minister of Education of the Arab country participated in the opening of the World Science Forum and honoured institutions that develop sustainabile projects.
The funds will be transferred over the next five years via the Gulf country’s development fund. The Kuwaiti emir has said he intends to coordinate an international investment plan targeting the continent.
The Palestinian ambassador at the United Nations (UN) was applauded after participating in an election held to select a judge for the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia.
Brazil’s minister of Social Development and Hunger Alleviation, Tereza Campello, represented the Brazilian government at a ceremony honouring the income transfer program.
This was the main topic discussed at the meeting between the Brazilian vice president Michel Temer and the prime minister of the Arab country, Mohamed Bin Rachid Al Maktoum, in Dubai.
This week, the country should start training projects in Algeria. Brazilian specialists should teach gemology, goldsmithery, smelting and design, focussing on gems from the Sahara Desert.
The Brazilian Michel Temer should meet with prime minister and Dubai emir Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, and meet with Brazilian businessmen.
