The state is preparing a feasibility study to slaughter animals and produce meat for the halal market, which follows Islamic rules. Companies are already interested in carrying out the project.
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Already partners, the Federal University of Ceará, FUNCEME, and the Hassan II Institute of Agronomic and Veterinary Medicine signed an agreement to strengthen collaboration in water management and the development of arid regions.
The Secretary of International Relations of Brazil’s Ceará sate, Roseane Medeiros, visited the Arab-Brazilian Chamber and discussed joint actions to grow her state’s economic relations with Arab countries.
A delegation from the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce is introducing opportunities for trade with Middle East and North Africa countries to companies in the state.
The Arab-Brazilian Chamber of Commerce will hold activities in both states from June 2 to 6. Registration is open for companies interested in participating in seminars on business opportunities with Arab countries.
The mayor of Fortaleza, Evandro Leitão, met in Abu Dhabi with Muhammad Saif Al Suwaidi, Director-General of the Abu Dhabi Fund for Development (ADFD).
The state expects to produce 500,000 tonnes of green hydrogen per year. MoUs have already been signed with 18 companies.
The heritage of Chapada do Araribe in Cariri, Brazil, is the subject of study of Moroccan researcher Nabila Jebbouri. She advocates for the site to be recognized by UNESCO.
Fortaleza Maritime Passenger Terminal will be leased to the private sector next March.
New regions of prominence on the national stage share the cultivation around and deep into the woods. This experience takes place where the culture seems unusual, such as Rondônia and Ceará.
Papers may cover the topics ‘Women and refugee’ and ‘Nationalism, xenophobia and refugee.’ The congress is accepting essays until October 30.
At the Ceará Book Biennial, the publication ‘Infância Refugiada – Retratos de um Conflito’ features photographs taken by Brazil’s Karine Garcêz in countries including Palestine, Lebanon and Syria. Also featured are texts in Portuguese and English and children’s drawings.
