A UN agency will transfer funds to Syrian people who are currently displaced in Lebanon. The credit will be withdrawn using a magnetic card, in a system similar to Brazil’s Bolsa Família program.
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The free trade treaty was signed in 2010. The ambassador of Egypt to Brasília, Hossameldin Zaki, said that his country is engaged in strengthening trade with the South American bloc.
Brazil’s Agriculture official Mendes Ribeiro and the Arab diplomat met this Wednesday to discuss trade affairs.
Representatives of the federal government, of Minas Gerais and of FGV should participate in the Government Summit promoted by the Emirates, on the 11th. Focus is implementation of government programs.
The tax money was seized by the Israeli government following the recognition of Palestine as a UN observer state.
Meeting is promoted in Kuwait with the support of the UN to collect at least US$ 1.5 billion for Syrian civilians affected by the conflicts of the country, which has lasted almost two years.
The president of Palestine has sent a letter of condolence to Brazilian counterpart Dilma Rousseff. A fire in Santa Maria, in the state of Rio Grande do Sul, killed 231 people last Sunday.
The United Nations claim that harsh winter and difficulty obtaining fuel make the situation of shelterless people and refugees even worse. At least 2.5 million people need food.
The 16 diplomats who met with the Brazilian president this Wednesday include the representatives of Egypt, Qatar and Saudi Arabia.
It will be Jim Young Kim’s first visit to the Arab world since he assumed his post at the World Bank, in July 2012. He is going to discuss how the institution can help the country.
The 28-year-old Ahmad Alhindawi will be entrusted with the mission of determining what the needs of young people around the world are.
The country’s foreign minister, Antonio Patriota, stated that the government of Brazil makes constant contact with countries in the region. He plans to travel to Algeria soon.
A report from organization Freedom House shows that progress has taken place in nations such as Tunisia and Libya in 2012. The changes are a consequence of the Arab Spring protests.
The volume should help cover the wages of 150,000 civil servants. The country needs US$ 240 million a month to cover expenses.
