Anuar Nahes should leave his post as Brazilian ambassador to Doha to take on the same post in Baghdad. ‘Brazil must learn how to represent itself in a structurally changed country,’ he said to ANBA.
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The country has been invited to take part in a meeting, due September 1st, in which the Libyan political situation will be discussed, says the president of France, Nicolas Sarkozy.
This information was disclosed by Itamaraty spokesperson Tovar Nunes. The ambassador of Brazil to Egypt is in charge.
The Arab League states that rebel leaders are representatives of the Libyan people. Governments of several countries in the region have sent messages of support to the National Transitional Council.
Brazilian embassy in Lebanon produces radio show in Arabic to broadcast news, interviews and Brazilian music to local audiences.
The director general of the UN, Jacques Diouf, said that immediate activity is necessary by the international community to avoid the worsening of the crisis in the northeast of the continent.
The organization wants to raise funds among Brazilians to provide humanitarian aid to 1.1 million people in a ‘dire situation.’
A communiqué issued after the meeting between the Syrian government and envoys from India, Brazil and South Africa shows that the Syrian president accepts that errors were made by security forces.
She said force should always be a last resource. A delegation from Brazil, India and South Africa should visit Damascus to discuss an exit to the conflict between the Syrian government and opposition.
The UN branch for agriculture and food safety warned the world about the tendency of increase in hunger-stricken areas in the Arab country.
The Brazilian government will send 38,000 tonnes to Somalia and another 15,000 tonnes to refugee camps in Ethiopia.
The Economic and Social Development Council will have partnerships with Algeria and the Democratic Republic of the Congo to exchange experiences and promote representative exchange.
The intention was expressed by the new country’s vice president, Riek Machar, to the Brazilian Foreign Relations minister, Antonio Patriota. The UN recognized the African nation as its 193rd member.
OECD survey shows that the number of Brazilians moving legally to developed nations has dropped by nearly half from 2006 to 2009, and reached 53,500.
