The Moroccan Tourist Authority is currently attending the Abav expo in Brazil to advertise the Arab country as a leisure destination. Unconcerned about the crisis, it wants more and more Brazilian visitors in years to come.
Validity of the document that attests to legal status of foreigners has been extended from two to five years.
TV Brasil’s Ver TV program presents this Friday analyses and interviews about coverage of the issue by major news outlets. Academics and journalists were invited for the debate.
Sustainable development goals to be reached by 2030 have been approved by the 193 United Nations member countries. Seventeen goals have been set.
The court at The Hague rejected Chile’s appeal that questioned the court’s jurisdiction to hear the case.
The measure aims to hold back the price of the North American currency, which reached R$ 4.24 on Thursday. It closed the day at R$ 3.99.
The Palestinian minister of Tourism Rula Maayaa is visiting Brazil to advertise her country as a travel destination, particularly for Christians who wish to see the region where Jesus was born.
Brazilian government expressed ‘its deepest regret’ to the tragedy that resulted in at least 717 people dead during the ritual of the annual pilgrimage of Muslims to Mecca.
The institution reported this Thursday (24th) that it expects Brazil’s Gross Domestic Product to shrink 2.7% in 2015. The previous estimate was 1.1%.
Brazilian companies attended a global honey industry expo and struck deals with importers from 31 countries, including four Arab nations. Two companies won prizes for their products.
Syria’s Talal Altinawi has raised US$ 17,200 on a crowdfunding website. Now, he will decide whether he will open a restaurant, a food truck or a takeaway store.
According to the Finance minister, Joaquim Levy, the current appreciation of the North American currency is a global trend and a problem not only to Brazil.
The Brazilian Central Bank has maintained its growth projection for credit operations in the country. As of August, consumers and corporations had R$ 3.13 trillion (US$ 780.2 billion) in loans taken out.
This Wednesday, businesswoman Julia de Biase opened Al Zahra, store dedicated exclusively to selling fragrances from the Middle East. Perfumes might cost as much as R$ 4,000 (US$ 964).
