Brazilian monetary authority will sell USD 3 billion from Brazilian international reserves. Goal is to restrain dollar hike.
The work of Lebanese-born, American-naturalized photographer Rania Matar discusses the universality of growing up for women around the globe. She is exhibiting in ‘Taswir, a fotografia árabe contemporânea,’ a show opening Thursday in São Paulo.
Thiago Monteiro, Hugo Calderano and Gustavo Tsuboi have moved into the next stage of the competition in Doha.
Universities of Cartago and Manouba signs agreement with Brazilian university for people and knowledge interchange.
Thirty-six exploration blocks are slated to be tendered in October.
Acquisition of shares surpassed repurchases by USD 183,7 million in February.
Transportation app created in Dubai is present in several countries of the Middle East, such as Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Egypt, Jordan, and Morocco. Now it will become a Uber subsidiary company.
The work by Lazare Mohamed Djeddaoui will be part of an exhibition on contemporary Arab photography to start this Thursday (28) at Instituto Tome Ohtake in São Paulo. The Algeria-born French artist photographs the day-to-day culture during the war.
Team from school in Salvador won the national phase of the robotics championship promoted by the highest class of auto racing.
It was the best result for the month since 2014, as per data from the General Register of Employed and Unemployed Persons (Caged).
With the dollar appreciation, Brazilian expenses in international travels dropped by 7.33% in February, down to USD 1.3 billion.
The souk best known for its profusion of gold and spices features countless other items, like scarves, shoes, ceramic and souvenirs. It can provide a memorable cultural experience, to say the least.
Although February saw a negative result, the deficit was narrower than a year ago.
Exhibit ‘Taswir’ will mark Arab Community Day and the Arab League’s 74th anniversary. The first action in an Arab Chamber partnership with Institut du Monde Arabe in Paris, it opens March 28 at São Paulo’s Instituto Tomie Ohtake, featuring 78 pictures by 14 photographers.
