Switzerland and the OPEC donated US$ 2.8 million, but the United Nations agency that assists refugees calls for at least US$ 14 million for victims of the conflict with Israel.
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Negotiations for an agreement to prevent duplicate income tax charging in international business will be discussed by the Brazil-Emirates Joint Committee, due to meet on Sunday and Monday.
The former Brazilian president said income transfer scheme Bolsa Família was successful in in the country and may be adopted by African nations to help fight hunger.
The former Brazilian president said income transfer scheme Bolsa Família was successful in in the country and may be adopted by African nations to help fight hunger.
The Foreign Ministry stated that Brazilians who live in conflict areas in Gaza Strip will have the help of the government to return to the country. They should leave the region through Egypt.
The Council of Arab Ambassadors held a dinner to pay tribute to the newly arrived heads of the diplomatic representations of Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Oman and Qatar.
The building will harbour the United Nations Development Programme (Undp) and the United Nations Department of Safety and Security (UNDSS), among others.
The country received 184 votes and will be a member for the third time. The term will last from 2013 to 2015.
Federal representatives have passed a technical cooperation treaty between Brazil and Palestine, and a cultural agreement with Algeria.
In Brasília, the Brazilian president received Yemeni journalist Tawakkol Karman, winner of the 2011 Nobel Peace Prize. She said Brazil can help her country in food security and other areas.
Brazil’s vice president Michel Temer attended luncheon with ambassadors from the Middle East and North Africa. The government wants to hold a bilateral seminar next year.
Images published online portray the daily lives of people who have fled to Lebanon.
The country has received 90 requests for refuge from Syrians since conflicts erupted in the region, in March of last year.
Countries have several agreements but will grow even closer ties, says the Jordanian ambassador to Brasília, Ramez Goussous, who is leaving office. Heads of state from the two regions met this month.
