Brazilian foreign minister will visit the country to discuss trade and politics in the Middle East and North Africa. He will meet with Egyptian ministers and the Arab League secretary general.
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On May 3rd and 4th, the Qatari capital receives 170 civil society representatives from countries in all continents for the pre-forum of the Alliance of Civilizations.
Agrarian Development minister Afonso Florence will sign technical cooperation agreement with the Moroccan government this Saturday in Meknes. The aim is to help the country in family farming.
The Brazilian Foreign Office (Itamaraty) is promoting the second edition of the drawing contest for Brazilian children living abroad. Last year, small children from 5 Arab countries participated.
Mitzi da Costa is the new Brazilian ambassador to Muscat. The challenges facing her include boosting trade and tourism between the two nations and propagating Brazilian culture in the Arab country.
The theme for the 13th United Nations Conference on Trade and Development was disclosed on Friday by the UN agency. It is ‘Development-centred globalisation’.
Applied Economic Research Institute report points out the challenges and opportunities in relations between the two countries shortly before president Dilma Rousseff’s visit to the Asian country.
The diplomats met with state governor Antonio Anastasia, with Belo Horizonte mayor Márcio Lacerda, and with entrepreneurs. The aim is to promote greater integration with the state.
The organisation ruled that some anti-dumping practices imposed by the United States on Brazilian orange juice violate the rules of international trade.
The president at the Arab Brazilian Chamber and other personalities received medals from Foreign Minister Antonio Patriota at an event at the Library and Centre of South American and Arab Research.
Brazilian Foreign minister Antonio Patriota said the US government has significantly changed its position regarding reform of multilateral organisations, especially the UN Security Council.
In ceremony at Mount Lebanon Club, the former Brazilian president criticised military action in Libya and defended dialogue. He pointed out his government’s ‘solid’ relations with the Arab world.
The International Labour Organization highlighted the efforts made over the last few days by the new Egyptian authorities to ensure freedom in the labour market.
At a forum organized by the Al Jazeera Channel in Qatar, former Brazilian president called for rotating leaders and claimed that ‘the people, not the rulers, are the driving force of transformation.’
