Renewing its sector projects, ABPA and ApexBrasil also maintained the United Arab Emirates as one of the target export markets for poultry and Saudi Arabia for eggs.
The Invest Jordan website was launched to provide important information to investors, such as local legislation, free zones, and potential sectors.
In addition to promoting debates, the Global Halal Brazil Business Forum will be a space for networking between different players in the halal market. The event will take place in São Paulo on October 23 and 24.
An online seminar brought together experts in the Arabic language to discuss and present its influence on Portuguese and how this bond contributed to culture, diplomatic relations, and trade.
The possibility of increasing cooperation, trade, and investments between Santa Catarina and Bahrain was the topic of a meeting between state governor Jorginho Mello and ambassador Bader Alhelaibi.
The Saudi Ministry of Energy reported the country would extend a voluntary oil production cut of 1 million barrels per day until the end of 2023. The measure taken by the world’s largest exporter of crude oil leads to higher prices.
The Arab country carries out an environmental project in which turtle nests are monitored to identify survival challenges for the animals on local islands.
By promoting the Gamer8 festival, Saudi Arabia shows its quest to become a gaming development hub and the ground this sector is gaining among its population.
The Brazilian president, Lula, will participate in the group’s summit starting this Saturday (9) in India and symbolically receive the rotating presidency of the G20 to come into effect in December.
The first charter flight from Cairo to Guarulhos Airport landed on Sunday (3). Tickets and travel packages will be sold by travel agencies.
The Brazilian production will be in the Ibero-American Film Festival, to take place in Jordan starting this Sunday (3). Admission is free of charge.
The Brazilian Publishers sector project promoted the Professional Days at the Book Biennial in Rio de Janeiro. The event featured buyers from several countries, including Al Arabi Publishing, which already publishes Brazilian books in Egypt.
The 18th Arab World Film Festival opened this Thursday (31) at Cinesesc in São Paulo. The first screening was ‘Mother Valley,’ in which women in a Lebanese village endure the reality of the local patriarchy, the 1958 conflict, and the desire for freedom.
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