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This Monday (1) in your ANBA Bulletin: the soon-to-be ambassador of Brazil to Morocco, Julio Bitelli, visited the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce (pictured) today and said he intends to give priority to diversification of trade and the completion of a Mercosur-Morocco free trade agreement. “We must work on reducing the tariffs and making it possible for our products to more competitively break into the Moroccan market, especially beef and poultry,” Bitelli told ANBA’s Bruna Garcia. He is currently the chief of Brazil’s diplomatic representation in Bogota, Colombia, and expects to take office in Rabat next September. Brazil’s president Jair Bolsonaro met during the weekend with Saudi Arabia heir prince Mohammed Bin Salman, in the sidelines of a G20 meeting in Osaka, Japan. Bolsonaro told Bin Salman about investment opportunities in Brazil, and said he plans on visiting the Arab country soon. Find out about two international educational exchange programs: enrolments are open until July 31 for non-Brazilians interested in taking graduate courses in Brazil starting in 2020, under the Graduate Agreement-Students Program (PEC-G). Students from countries like Algeria, Egypt, Morocco, Tunisia, Lebanon and Syria are eligible. And the Inter-Department Language Center of the School of Philosophy, Language and Human Sciences (FFLCH) at the University of São Paulo (USP) is offering an advanced Portuguese conversation and writing course to immigrants and refugees, free of charge. Enrolments will be available onsite on August 7. |
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São Paulo – The priorities of new Brazil’s ambassador to Morocco will be diversifying exports and signing a free trade agreement between Mercosur and the North African country. |
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São Paulo – Brazil’s president Jair Bolsonaro met with Saudi prince Mohammed bin Salman last Saturday (29) in Osaka, Japan, as per the president’s Twitter account. |
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São Paulo – July 31 is the deadline for non-locals to enroll in graduate courses in Brazil, effective next year, under the Graduate Agreement-Students Program (PEC-G). |
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São Paulo – The Inter-Department Language Center of the School of Philosophy, Language and Human Sciences (FFLCH) at the University of São Paulo (USP) is offering a free advanced Portuguese conversation and writing course to immigrants and refugees. |
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São Paulo – The Lebanese Foundation in Minas Gerais (Fuliban) wants to increase the number of healthcare services it offers to people in need at its headquarters in Belo Horizonte. The entity was created in 1970 by Lebanese community leaders and offers courses and cultural events too. |
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São Paulo – The Embassy of Brazil in Amman and the Royal Film Commission Jordan are hosting the Brazilian Film Days festival. The event is part of celebrations of the 60th anniversary of Brazil-Jordan diplomatic ties. |
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