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This Friday (4) in your ANBA Bulletin: Talks for Cairo-São Paulo nonstop flight are in the final stages. So said the ambassador of Egypt to Brasília, Wael Ahmed Kamal Aboulmagd, during an Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce (ABCC) webinar held on Wednesday (2) about business opportunities between the two countries. A survey on immigration commissioned by the ABCC earlier this year has paved the way for further studies. Specialists participated in virtual event where they highlighted some data, such as the social classes and the strong male presence in the Arab community. The ABCC’s women’s committee hosted its first meeting with women interested in joining the initiative. During the meeting, the participants talked briefly about their life stories, and the group’s leaders presented the 2021 plans. And Qatar signed an agreement to establish an electric bus factory in the country with Chinese company Youtung. E-bus production for export will be a major focus. |
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The women’s committee of the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce (ABCC), WAHI – Women Who Inspire, hosted on Thursday (3) its first meeting open to women interested in joining it. In the virtual meeting, which brought together over 30 people, guidelines for 2021 were presented.
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The ambassador of Egypt to Brasília, Wael Ahmed Kamal Aboulmagd (pictured above), said during an Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce (ABCC) webinar that the talks involving Brazilian and Egyptian aviation authorities for an airline route connecting São Paulo and Cairo are on the verge of completion. The webinar “Egypt and Brazil – Opportunities and Partnerships” was held this Wednesday morning (2).
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A survey of the Arab community in Brazil, conducted by Ibope Inteligência and H2R Pesquisas Avançadas, has paved the way for further studies of Arab immigration to Brazil. such was the conclusion reached by experts on the subject this Monday (30) during the webinar ‘Arab Immigration to Brazil: Analysis and Interpretations.’ The survey was commissioned by the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce (ABCC), and the online debate was hosted by the Arab House, which the ABCC launched this year.
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Lebanon is starting to experience a new emigration wave, according to Brazilian researcher and author Roberto Khatlab, who directs the Latin American Studies and Culture Center (CECAL) of the Holy Spirit University of Kaslik (USEK), Lebanon. Khatlab addressed the subject during a webinar hosted by the Arab House of the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce (ABCC) on Monday (30).
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Qatar Free Zones Authority (QFZA), an authority that oversees the free zones in Qatar, signed an agreement with Chinese company Yutong and local firm Mowasalat for establishing an electric bus (e-bus) manufacturing plant in Umm Al Houl Free Zone, Qatari newspaper The Peninsula reported in its website.
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To celebrate the United Arab Emirates national day, the country’s embassy donated 3,000 seedlings to the Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation (Embrapa). The UAE National Day is celebrated on December 2 and, this year, due to the coronavirus pandemic, the institution chose to mark the date by planting Cerrado species. The planting also celebrated the 46th anniversary of Embrapa Genetic Resources and Biotechnology.
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The United Arab Emirates are set to host the Global Business Summit on December 16. An Estonian-Emirati initiative, the event will see governments and businesses from around the world come together to digitally transform the post-COVID-19 pandemic reality.
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Oman, the Gulf Arab country, will resume issuing tourist visas to people on trips arranged by hotels or tour operators. The announcement was made late last month by the Supreme Committee handling matters relating to the COVID-19 pandemic, Gulf Business reported.
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