A tour offered by company Carona Cultural will take tourists to Arab sites in the city of São Paulo on November 13th. The Orthodox Cathedral and store Maxifour are included.
Images published online portray the daily lives of people who have fled to Lebanon.
The figure concerns quarter three 2012. The financial institution of Arab origin remained stable as against the preceding three-month period.
Out goes Kassab, in goes Haddad and São Paulo will go on being governed by a Lebanese descendent. The mayor-elect, a son to an immigrant father, has worked in trade before pursuing an academic career.
Former IAEA director Mohamed ElBaradei, one of the leading Egyptian politicians, is now in Brazil and said his country has not yet reaped the fruits of the revolution. Constitution is being drafted.
An IDB-funded project fosters the industry’s development in the metropolitan region of Minas Gerais state capital Belo Horizonte. One of the goals is exports.
The index measured by the Getulio Vargas Foundation went from 105 points in September to 106 in October, the highest level since June 2011.
The Brazilian state-owned oil company Petrobras produced 2.2 million barrels per day in September, a lower volume than in August. Year-to-date, output declined by 1%.
Companies which will participate in the Middle East’s leading civil construction wish to either increase their business volume in the region or find new clients. The fair begins on November 5 in Dubai
Egypt’s Mohamed El Baradei, former International Atomic Energy Agency director, will speak in São Paulo on the 30th and in Porto Alegre on the 31st this month.
Known for its sustainability, the Minas Gerais state capital will devise a plan alongside six other Latin American cities. They will exchange experiences with funding from the European Union.
Calçados Ilustre exports men’s footwear to a distributor and store owner in the Arab country. The products are made of leather and sold under the brand Youth Class, and reach ten different countries.
MKKD Partners unearths investment opportunities in Brazil and presents them to Arab governments, which pass them on to businessmen interested in doing business in the country.
The Syrian Arab Cultural Centre is holding a choir and folk dance show next Tuesday at 8:00 pm at its headquarters, in São Paulo.
