Arab companies will showcase their products in 214 square meters of space in three pavilions at the APAS supermarket show to open next Monday (15) in São Paulo. Brought by the Arab Brazilian Chamber, they will exhibit products such as olive oil, sweets, frozen fruit, and spices.
Play “O profeta” is a philosophical adaptation of the book by Lebanon’s Khalil Gibran, starring musician Sami Bordokan. Performances will take place in Teatro B32 until June 11.
The Emirati airline launched a fund to finance projects to reduce the impact of fossil fuels used by aviation.
A report by OPEC points out a decline in the Brazilian oil output in March, but there’s a prospect for growth.
The initiative was devised last year and had its establishment and first meeting this week, with the presence of ambassador Bader Abbas Alhelaibi. Senator Nelsinho Trad was elected president.
Cereal, legume and oilseed production is expected to reach 302.1 million tonnes in the Latin American country this year, up 14.8% from 2022.
Sultan Al Jaber advocated for carbon dioxide capture technologies at a press conference. He said renewable sources like solar and wind could not be the only answer to curb global warming.
The Saudi market imported 119,000 pairs of shoes from Brazil last month. It was the only Arab country on the list of main destinations.
The ceremony will take place in the presence of the FIFA’s president on May 14. The stadium will now be called Pelé International Stadium Al-Khader. The venue is near Bethlehem.
The Saudi company saw a lower net profit in the first quarter, but the result is still more than three-quarters of the combined first-quarter profits reported by the five oil majors.
Saudi Arabia imported 119,500 tonnes of Brazilian poultry from January to April and was one of the leading buyers of the period.
Tripoli-based authorities had meetings last week with Brazil Africa Institute president João Bosco Monte and expressed the desire to revive the relations their country once had with Brazil.
For the first time with a country pavilion at the International Exhibition of Agriculture in Morocco, Brazilian companies stood out with products such as açaí and pepper. Machinery and fertilizers were also showcased.
The production of the fruit is increasing to 4,7 tons amid self-sufficiency efforts.
