The company’s CEO, Miguel Gularte, said demand in the region is being met through an operational stock strategy and by redirecting cargo to active ports, using feeder vessels and overland freight.
Event organized by the Arab-Brazilian Chamber on Friday (20) will feature authorities such as minister Gustavo Feliciano and will address attracting tourists and investment in the sector. Registration is open.
Despite the closure of a key Middle East strait, the country has sufficient essential stocks and has airlifted 300 metric tons of goods, the minister said.
A digital initiative called Sofra connects donors worldwide with restaurants to deliver meals to families affected by the conflict. Contributors receive real-time updates on the arrival of aid.
Artisanal foods produced on small and medium-sized farms and tailored for the end consumer, with higher added value, are a growing trend in Brazil.
In The Peddler, Salem Nasser revisits his own family’s history to tell children the adventures of Arabs who arrived in Brazil. The book will be presented at the Arab-Brazilian Chamber on March 25, Arab Community National Day.
A group of 181 Brazilians has already obtained emergency transit visas to leave Bahrain via Saudi Arabia, a Gulf country that maintains international flights. The embassy transported them to Saudi territory on Monday (16).
The IAPORTS Investment Rounds will bring together maritime transport companies in April to promote business and project presentations in Latin America.
“Palestine 36” portrays attempts to invade the territory as early as the 1930s. It is being screened at the first edition of the Farol film festival, organized by CineSesc.
The head of the Catholic Church, Leo XIV, will travel to the North African country as well as three other nations on the continent. Meetings are scheduled in Algiers and in the city of Annaba, where he will celebrate a mass.
This week, representatives from some of the world’s largest central banks are meeting to analyze the consequences of the conflict in the Middle East. Rising energy costs are expected to trigger higher prices.
The company Fouta Harissa is bringing to the Brazilian market a Tunisian textile originally used in hammam baths that became known in Europe as a Mediterranean beach accessory. The items are made by artisans in Tunisia.
Palestine’s ambassador to Brazil for nearly 18 years, Ibrahim Alzeben took over as head of the Arab League Mission in Brazil in November last year, aiming to continue the work of his predecessors and to help further strengthen relations between Brazil and the Arab countries.
New Palestinian ambassador tells ANBA he will seek to expand bilateral trade, with the greatest opportunities beng in agribusiness.
