Daughter of a Lebanese mother and born in Rio de Janeiro, the dancer, singer, actress and businesswoman does not sing Arab music. Still, she has brought to her career several elements from her family’s homeland.
By Osmar Chohfi On July 2, 1952, a pioneering group of businesspeople decided to establish a chamber of commerce for the purpose of strengthening the economic ties between Brazilian companies and organizations based in Syria and Lebanon, the birth countries of most of them and their parents and grandparents who’d landed in our country decades
Minasul, Brazil’s second largest coffee grower cooperative, launched Coffee Coin on Thursday (1). It’s the world’s first green coffee-backed cryptocurrency.
The Ministry of Infrastructure informed 51 projects in the area were delivered in the first half of this year, including the restoration of roads and construction of port facilities.
Diplomats, authorities, and opinion makers linked to Lebanon will meet next Tuesday (6) to debate the current situation in the country and what can be done in Brazil. The event will be broadcasted live over the internet.
Opportunities, challenges, and the role of the Suez Canal maritime route, in Egypt, will be discussed at the online seminar organized by the Arab Brazilian Chamber on July 6. Registration open.
As it covers different stages of the production chain, certification makes production and food safer, said Ali Zoghbi, from FAMBRAS. The executive lectured this Thursday (1) in the online course on the Islamic world.
The Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce celebrates its anniversary this Friday (2), carrying out several projects to bring innovation to Brazil’s relations with the Arab countries. Watch a video by the president of the institution, Osmar Chohfi.
Organized by ABIMO and Apex-Brasil, companies participated in the AEEDC dentistry show that ended this Thursday (1) in Dubai.
Representatives of the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce were received by the vice president of the Dubai World Trade Centre this Thursday (1).
Sector entities from Egypt, Jordan, Oman, Kuwait, Sudan, Tunisia, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Algeria, Morocco, and the UAE created the Union of Arab Poultry Producers. The first meeting took place virtually during a specialized event.
Representatives of the Oman Chamber and Arab Brazilian Chamber met this Wednesday (30) in a videoconference. Among the subjects were the diversification of trade, increased investments, and carrying out business missions between the countries.
The emirate announced a plan to restrict the entry of those who did not take the vaccine against COVID-19 in most public spaces. Rules will apply from August 20.
The issue of Brazilian foreign debt bonds with international investors was over USD 2 billion, with higher interest rates than recent issues.
