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Brazilians in Morocco and Egypt

This Wednesday (5) in your ANBA Bulletin: Thais Sousa report on Rio Grande do Norte researchers slated to visit Moroccan universities this month to discuss their experiences in engineering management studies.

Doors are also open to Brazilians in the Arab world when it comes to education: AFS is accepting applications from students of science, technology, engineering and math for cost-free scholarships in Egypt – and seats are also available for Egyptians in Brazil.

Also featured is news on Dubai-based port operator DP World’s 2019 results and the prospects of Egyptian state-run companies becoming listed.

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Brazilian researchers participate in mission in Morocco

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São Paulo – Two researchers at the Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte (UFRN) will be entrepreneurial ambassadors in a mission to Morocco later this month. Rodrigo Dantas da Silva and José Arilton Pereira Filho work at the Laboratory for Technological Innovation in Healthcare (Lais/UFRN) and were invited by the University of Lorraine in Paris, which has had a partnership with UFRN for three years.

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Free Brazil-Egypt exchange program opens application

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International organization AFS Intercultural Programs has opened applications for Brazilian students to study in Egypt for a month. The opportunity is focused on students exceling in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) and is supported by BP, an oil, natural gas and renewable energies company.
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DP World reported 1% volume growth in 2019

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DP World, a Dubai-based global port terminal operator, handled 71.2 million TEU (twenty-foot equivalent units – a container standard size) across its global portfolio of container terminals in 2019, up 1.0% from a year before, according to a press release made public on Tuesday (4).

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Egypt to sell stake of Bank of Cairo

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Banque du Caire (Bank of Cairo) could have a stake on the Egyptian Stock Exchange still in the first quarter of 2020, Al Ahram newspaper reported this Tuesday (4). The information was given by Banque Misr chairman Mohamed Eletreby during an event earlier this week.

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Ethanol consumption a record high in Brazil

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Brazil consumed a record-high volume of ethanol last year, according to figures by the National Agency of Petroleum, Natural Gas and Biofuels (ANP) compiled by the Brazilian Sugarcane Industry Association (UNICA). Consumption reached 32.8 billion liters, up 10.5% from a year ago.

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