The country’s export and investment promotion agency was among the winners of the United Nations (UN) award. Organisations from Jamaica and Latvia also won.
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Over 20 representatives of Arab nations are participating in a course organized by the Alexandre de Gusmão Foundation to present the country to the foreigners. Somalia and Yemen mull opening embassies in Brazil.
The food will be sent to the United Nations (UN), which cares for Palestinian refugees in the occupied territories and other countries. The announcement was made on Sunday, by governor Tarso Genro, who is in the region.
The number of foreign request for asylum in Brazil rose from 566 to 2,008 in three years. They are mainly immigrants from Angola, Colombia, the Congo, Iraq, Liberia and Syria.
Governor Tarso Genro has an agenda in Ramallah starting on Friday (26). Forecasted are meetings with PNA president Mahmoud Abbas and the signing of agreements for agricultural cooperation.
The choice of the next director general of the World Trade Organisation will be announced in May. The two candidates were the ones with the greatest support in the last round of negotiations.
The organisation is completing a training programme in the Arab country to guarantee a judicial system to protect children and adolescents.
The programme for two weeks is organized by Alexandre de Gusmão Foundation, connected to the Brazilian Foreign Office. The objective is to provide a clear idea of what the country is.
General Carlos Alberto dos Santos Cruz should head the operation of the 20,000 soldiers from 20 countries in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, in the largest UN peace mission.
According to the United Nations (UN), the donation is ‘unprecedented.’ In addition to the UNHCR, the country has transferred funds to five other UN agencies.
The country’s Deputy prime minister visited the Arab Brazilian Chamber and met businessmen at the Federation of Industries of the state of São Paulo. Brazil’s ambassador to Tripoli says the country offers opportunities.
Libya’s deputy prime-minister Abdulsalam Al-Mahdi Al-Qadi heads a delegation currently visiting Brazil. During meetings in Brasília, he spoke of increasing trade relations with Brazil.
The statute was signed by presidents of organizations in both countries. The goal is to promote trade and tourism between South America and countries in the Middle East and North Africa.
Deputy prime minister Abdulsalam Al Qadi will have meetings with representatives of the Brazilian government and with business organisation. To be discussed is the return to trade relations.
