Starting August, professor José Antonio Lima will cover subjects including the Arab spring, the political Islam, the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, the lives of women in the region, Muslims in the West. Enrolment is open.
After dropping to USD 11.5 billion late last year, foreign holdings in Egyptian treasuries increased again.
Event will occur on the 30 at the Arab Brazilian Chamber, with lecturers from the entity itself, the law firm Souto Correa Advogados, and the certification company Intertek.
In his first time visiting the Arab Chamber, Wellington Dias discussed potential partnerships in clean energy, infrastructure and education. He and the organization also agreed to undertake joint efforts.
Letícia Sé created Sistema Mundo to publish reports and chronicles with international content.
Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in the country is expected to grow 1.9% in 2019 from 2.2%, and then strengthen to 3% in 2020.
The Industrialist Confidence Index climbed 0.5 percentage point in July, to 57.4 points, however perception of the current economic scenario remains negative.
The 140-plus-store Brazilian açaí franchise chain plans on adding two more units in the emirate and ones in Riyadh and Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, before the year is over.
The goal is to develop technologies in the sector, as well as irrigation, and water distribution and reuse.
Brazil’s Foreign Trade Association has toned down its predictions on imports and foreign trade. Estimates regarding exports and the trade surplus moved up.
Government decision allows that businesses operate all day, which is expected to boost trade activities and create jobs.
Discovery made by a Brazilian-led team proposes a change in the history of human evolution: the first member of the genus Homo to leave Africa would have been the Homo habilis and not erectus, 500,000 years before it was believed.
A publication on the United Nations goals is available for free download in English, Arabic and Italian, and a Portuguese version will soon be out. One of the project’s authors is Francisco Tupy of Brazil.
Airports in the country received 2.1 million passengers, up 26.5% from a year ago.
