By Tamer Mansour The suspension of 11 Brazilian poultry slaughterhouses, responsible for 65% of chicken shipments to Saudi Arabia, shows that the largest market in the League of Arab States and the second leading destination for the product from Brazil is rapidly advancing in its plans to achieve food self-sufficiency. Known as Vision 2030, the
The Kuwait Red Crescent Society donated USD 100,000 to help the Brazilian Red Cross in its efforts to fight the pandemic, according to information by the Embassy of Kuwait to Brazil.
This is the first Brazilian book club focused on Arab literature produced across the world. The project was created by the Center for Arab and Islamic Studies at the Federal University of Sergipe.
The company created a USD 500,000 fund in partnership with an art and culture institution to support film and television crews whose activities were hampered by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Investments, setting up companies in different regions, and value-added exports were the main topics of a virtual roundtable on business between Latin America and the UAE on Wednesday (9).
Registrations are open for the 2021 Rebuild Syria Exhibition. The event will take place from September 29 till October 3 in Damascus.
International sales of Brazilian beef grew in revenue and fell in volume from January through May. The UAE increased imports by 11.8% in the period.
Applications for the 2021 Al Burda Award run until June 17. The four categories include ornamentation, calligraphy, poetry, and typography.
In a partnership with Embrapa, Brazilian food tech Amazonika Mundi has created food items from cashew fibers. The falafel was the first product by the brand, which added plants from Amazon to the Arab recipe.
Changes in the sport in the Arab countries and around the world were the topic of a webinar this Monday (7) after the signing of an agreement between São Paulo FC and the Arab Brazilian Chamber. The captain of the Brazilian national team in its fifth championship participated and brought news about the Qatar World Cup.
The club signed an agreement with the Arab Brazilian Chamber on Monday (7) to make the brand more widely known in the Arab countries. Julio Casares plans an action for the Qatar Cup and says that the games of the competition will be screened in Morumbi.
The remote work program allows foreigners to reside in Dubai for one year and become eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine.
Agreement is focused on the internationalization of the football club, which will be the topic of an online event next Monday (7). Soccer player Cafu is one of the participants. Registration is open and free of charge.
Feature “Mariner of the Mountains” was selected for the Special Screenings. The film by the Brazilian director is a travel diary that tells the story of his parents, a woman from Ceará and an Algerian.
