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This Monday (21) in your ANBA Bulletin: Egypt's Commercial Office in São Paulo will have a space to showcase its goods and services in Campinas, São Paulo starting today. For six months, the venue will feature samples and catalogs from 50 Egyptian companies that deal in handicraft, crystals, furniture, herbs, dates, engineering and petrochemicals. “This is our first product exhibit of this kind in Brazil, where we're introducing new products and bringing existing ones, as well as promoting the reputation of Egyptian goods in Brazil,” Egypt's consul and Commercial Office head Mohamed Elkhatib told ANBA's Bruna Garcia. Project Fazedores de Café (Coffee Makers) is offering a barista course to refugees. The initiative is from São Paulo's Sofá Café network. Initially intended for young people in social risk, it has now embraced foreigners for the first time. They are immigrants from Syria, Mali and Congo. Rajana Oulby, of Syria, is a musician and has been living in Brazil for three years. I really like coffee, I drink some good ones around here! And I wanted to learn more about the drink. The experience is turning out to be great!”, he told ANBA's Thais Sousa. And the Federal University of Santa Catarina (UFSC) is doing research into the Paraná pine – an endangered species – with funding from the UAE's Mohamed bin Zayed Species Conservation Fund. “Considering the difficulties we find here to execute our ideas here in Brazil, we are always looking for foundations and grants,” said researcher Rafael Barbizan Sühs. |
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São Paulo – Handicraft, crystals, furniture, herbs, dates, engineering and petrochemicals. Fifty Egyptian companies in industries including those will be showing product and service samples and catalogs at exhibition venue Space Samples starting Monday in (21), Campinas, 95 km from São Paulo.
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São Paulo – Aiming to offer free training and give opportunities to young people in social risk, the project Fazedores de Café exists since 2014. Last year, for the first time ever, its creators decided to accept refugee students.
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São Paulo – For five years researcher Rafael Barbizan Sühs from the Federal University of Santa Catarina (UFSC, acronym in Portuguese) has been developing a specific line of study in the Laboratory of Human Ecology and Ethnobotany of the university.
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São Paulo – The exhibition ‘Refugee Childhood’, that was shown at the Immigration Museum, may become a book. It is the desire of the photographer from Ceará, Brazil, Karine Garcêz, the author who is seeking support through crowdfunding.
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Algiers – Algeria’s economy posted real growth of 2.3% in 2018, up from 1.4% in 2017, as per preliminary Finance Ministry numbers made public by local news outlet APS. However, last year’s Budget Bill provided for 4% growth.
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São Paulo – Emirates airline announced this Sunday (21) that on February 4 a new baggage policy will come into effect.
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São Paulo – Dubai International Financial Centre will soon feature a new luxury hotel. The new Waldorf Astoria, part of the Hilton group, will be opened by the end of April, according to information from the hotel chain and the website Gulf Business.
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