Texts and illustrations appear in “I Won’t Write Poetry and Other Texts.” The Brazilian edition was produced by the collective Editoras pela Palestina.
After completing a World Bank program, the African Development Bank Group announced an additional cancellation of the country’s financial obligations and a grant of USD 19.7 million to help improve living conditions for internally displaced persons.
Brazil’s gross domestic product rose 0.1% in the third quarter compared to the previous three months and 1.8% year-on-year, reaching USD 602 billion.
Delegation visits the country to expand purchases of beef and chicken and present opportunities for Brazilian importers.
Despite Brazil recording an avian influenza outbreak earlier this year, 2025 is expected to close with an increase in chicken meat exports. The president of ABPA said the Middle East showed confidence in the country during this period.
The Arab country’s national airline recorded an increase in the number of passengers carried in October, as well as in its flight load factor, which reached 85%.
In his final address in Beirut, the leader of the Catholic Church spoke about peace and dialogue, themes that were central to his messages throughout the Arab country. Leo XIV said that this trip fulfilled a wish of Pope Francis.
Data from Brazil’s Ministry of Defense show that total exports in the sector reached a record this year.
By adding a fourth weekly flight between Casablanca and São Paulo, Royal Air Maroc says its expansion in Brazil is strengthened by a partnership with Embratur and GRU Airport.
Marwan Burini will lead the Arab country’s diplomatic mission in Brasília. Ibrahim Alzeben remains in Brazil, now as head of the Arab League delegation.
The Palestinian Institute of Public Diplomacy has launched a digital guide in Portuguese for content creators covering Palestine. A key focus of the work is combating stereotypes about Palestinians.
Lúcia Helena Galvão turned her youthful passion for the Lebanese poet into lectures, cultural projects, and a play that toured Brazil.
In an article, IDB do Brasil Trading CEO Erick Isoppo and Head of Operations Jessé Alan say that Brazil’s adoption of the Single Import Declaration (DUIMP) could boost investments held back by bureaucracy and highlight the changes compared to the previous Import Declaration (DI).
Agreement sets that the university team will digitize and research documents for a project on the memory of Arab immigration in Brazil. A seminar discusses new perspectives on the Arab diaspora.
