Foreign Affairs minister Khemaies Jhinaoui is visiting São Paulo and Brasília next April alongside a delegation of executives.
Featuring music, dance, workshops, lectures and an Arab products fair, the event will run from April 21 to 23 at the WTC Events Center in São Paulo.
The São Paulo governor has a meeting scheduled for this Wednesday (15) with representatives from Abu Dhabi Investment Authority at Palácio dos Bandeirantes, the seat of the state government.
Integration can make countries more competitive on international markets and spur long-term growth, according to a World Bank report.
Artists and refugee children will sing for peace in the Arab country in a solidarity event at the statue of Christ, the Redeemer, Rio de Janeiro, this Wednesday.
Nationwide activity eased by 0.1% in January from December according to the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE), although there were increments in nine out of 14 regions surveyed.
Industry turnover reached USD 652 million in the first two months of the year in the Arab country. Tourist numbers went up in spite of the conflicts underway in neighboring countries.
Exports generated USD 4.9 billion and imports totaled USD 3.1 billion, with a surplus of USD 1.725 billion in foreign trade.
Investment in renewable sources dominated the power generation industry in the Middle East and Africa in 2016, consulting firm EY has reported. In 2017, a Saudi program will be a highlight.
A report from UNICEF shows that violations against children reached their highest level in the country since 2014. At least 652 children were killed.
Brazilian financial institutions believe inflation will be 4.19% this year, which is less than last week’s 4.36% estimate.
Wemerson da Silva Nogueira is in a ten-strong shortlist for a global teachers’ award from the Varkey Foundation, sponsored by Dubai’s emir. He will attend the award ceremony on March 19th in the emirate.
Ali El Khatib of the Jerusalem Institute in Brazil will travel to the Arab country to gather information in order to create a scientific-cultural route tailored for Brazilian tourists.
The city’s International Theater Festival will feature three plays by Lebanese director Rabih Mroué, and Palestine’s Ihab Zahdeh is coordinating a residency. The event begins on Tuesday (14).
