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This Monday (10) in your ANBA Bulletin: food industry show SIAL Middle East kicked off today in Abu Dhabi, the UAE featuring 14 Brazilian exhibitors. The Brazilian stand was organized by the Ministry of Agriculture, with the support of the Foreign Ministry and the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce. Typical products like açaí, buriti and acerola pulp, tapioca, cumari pepper from Pará and Brazil nut are on offer. The commercial director for company 100% Amazônia, Fernanda Stefani (pictured above) told Isaura Daniel – who's reporting from Abu Dhabi – that her goal at the show is to learn more about the market and to showcase different items. “To bring the flavors of the forest and their health,” she said. And ANBA's The Arabs and Me section features the story of Hanah Mustapha Abou Arabi, the first woman in her family to become a doctor. The Lebanese descendant is a psychiatrist who specializes in anxiety disorders. “My Lebanese grandfather, Faouzi Abou Arabi, arrived in Brazil when he was 18, with USD 20 in his pocket,” Hanah told ANBA's Bruna Garcia. |
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Abu Dhabi – Brazil is featured in SIAL Middle East, the industry show in Abu Dhabi, UAE, with 14 companies showcasing a wide variety of food products, including typical ones. The show opened this Monday (10). |
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São Paulo – My name is Hanah Mustapha Abou Arabi. I am a psychiatric doctor and the psychiatric consultation-liaison coordinator at Hospital San Paolo (HSANP), in São Paulo. My Lebanese grandfather, Faouzi Abou Arabi, arrived in Brazil when he was 18, with USD 20 in his pocket. |
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São Paulo – The executive board of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) completed on December 6 the third review of its loan agreement with Mauritania. The latter has been authorized to withdraw USD 22.91 million. The three-year deal provides for a total USD 160,38 million. |
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