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This Friday (22) in your ANBA Bulletin: The recommendations given to Brazilian and Arab businesspeople during webinar on legal safety and international deal-making hosted by the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce earlier this week. One guideline given by the specialists was that the companies need to create a recovery plan, considering possible post-coronavirus scenarios. Another tip was including pandemic clauses in new international contracts. In the webinar, Mariott Hotel Brasil executive talked about the coronavirus crisis' impacts on businesses and how the chain is preparing to welcome its guests with the new hygiene, cleaning and safety standards. And several Arab countries started resuming economic activities, reopening retail and malls, creating business fronts in non-essential sectors besides food and healthcare. And Arab movie and TV shows recommendations to watch during social distancing. Enjoy!
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São Paulo – In a moment when many companies must reinvent themselves to deal with the crisis ushered in by the COVID-19 pandemic, renegotiating legal contracts is one concern. The need to provide for major events like this in contracts was one recommendation from Brazilian and Arab specialists that were brought together in the 6th webinar hosted by the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday (20).
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São Paulo – Having a recovery plan can determine the performance and success of the companies after the novel coronavirus pandemic, which has ushered in major changes in markets across the world. This was one advice given in the online seminar “International Business and Legal Safety: Adaptations to the New Scenario,” hosted by the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday (20), featuring specialists from Brazil and the United Arab Emirates.
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São Paulo – Mariott Hotels Brasil is making a series of adjustments in its operations to serve the new consumer profile that the post-pandemic world will see. The actions are coordinated with what the chain has done globally, and some of them were presented by Marriott Brasil sales and marketing director Nina Mazziotti (pictured above) in a webinar hosted by the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday (20), which was attended by 600 people.
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São Paulo – As Covid-19 case numbers drop, some Arab countries are reigniting key sectors to their economies. In Egypt, for one, hotels are told to put in place coronavirus prevention measures in reopening. The administration said that as of May 15, approved hotels will be allowed to take in local guests up to 25% of capacity.
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São Paulo – Brazil’s Foreign Relations minister Ernesto Araújo spoke on the phone with his Saudi Arabian counterpart, prince Faisal bin Farhan bin Abdullah, this Tuesday (19). They went over Brazilian-Saudi bilateral relations and efforts to fight the novel coronavirus pandemic.
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São Paulo – Manufacturing giants around the world are repurposing their assembly lines to address the undersupply of personal protective equipment (PPE) to prevent novel coronavirus infection. In the United Arab Emirates, Abu Dhabi state-owned investment company Mubadala is making N95 facemasks out of an airplane parts plant.
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São Paulo – Comedy, drama, thriller, documentary, animation, fantasy. Different Arab film productions tell us a little about the millenary culture of the people and their countries. ANBA selected some Arab movies and TV series to watch during the quarantine in streaming platforms and subscription services.
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