Malika Dahil is known as Morocco’s first female comic book artist. She’s been living in Manaus, Amazonas for almost two years now, where she works on projects with her Brazilian husband Eunuquis Aguiar.
The daughter to parents from Lebanon, Nadia Abib Sahão has revised and expanded her ‘Recipes from Lebanese Cuisine,’ featuring instructions on how to cook over 100 Arab dishes.
Artworks by Kuwait’s Alia Farid and Monira Al Qadiri and Lebanon’s Roy Dib and Haig Aivazian will be on show in the Contemporary Art Festival Sesc_Videobrasil, spanning different areas at SESC Pompeia.
Federal, states and local governments in Brazil posted a combined USD 275 million deficit in November.
The indicator climbed 0.8 point in December from November, the Brazilian Institute of Economics at Fundação Getulio Vargas (FGV) said this Thursday (28).
A commercial and cultural event will take place at Yas Mall from February 22 to 25, 2018 to celebrate Brazil-United Arab Emirates relations.
Jobs creation was negative in November, the Brazilian Ministry of Labor reported, with 12,292 positions ceasing to exist.
The Retailer Confidence Index from Fundação Getulio Vargas’ Brazilian Institute of Economics was up 2.4 to 94.8 points in December. This was its highest score since July 2014.
Yousef Saif moved into Brazil in April. The 23-year-old musician plays the bouzouki, an instrument in the lute family.
Brazilian malls saw revenue increase after enduring losses for two straight years in the best time of year for retailers.
A Brazilian Central Bank poll of financial market players shows prices are expected to be up 2.78% this year, down from a prior 2.83%. The projection for 2018 also eased.
Morocco Imperial Tour offers customized services intended primarily for Brazilian tourists. It started as a cycle tourism company in 2013, and now 75% of its clientele is made up of women.
The CEO of the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce showed up at the Embassy of Palestine in Brasília to express solidarity towards the Palestinian people on behalf of his organization.
The Casablanca-born, French-based designer and fine artist Jean-Charles de Castelbajac decorated one of the Brazilian city’s most exclusive malls with fun artistic items.
