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This Monday (6) in your ANBA Bulletin: Arabs are attending the Apas Show, held by the São Paulo Supermarket Association (Apas). The event will run through Thursday (9) in São Paulo. The Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce has a pavilion at the expo once again. The area features 11 exhibitors from Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, the UAE and Tunisia, offering food and toiletry items to the Brazilian fairgoers. “Product variety has increased, which helps our goals to diversify supply and seek an even trade balance between Brazil and the Arab countries,” Arab Chamber president Rubens Hannun told ANBA's Bruna Garcia. And the Arab Chamber's stand is an attraction unto itself. Featuring Arab architectural elements like arabesques, mashrabiya and porticoes, it was inspired by a Saudi university. “Our directions were to make a scenography that referred to the Arab culture,” said architect André Macedo Corrêa, who designed the stand. “The aesthetics in themselves convey a message of Arab culture and beckons people to visit us,” added Hannun. And you'll learn about the Lebanese-descendant makeup artist Karina Saib, who emphasizes the influence of her background in her work, be it at São Paulo Fashion Week or the lessons she teaches. “Femininity is a constant in the Arab [world]. That was a major influence on me,” Saib told ANBA's Thais Sousa. |
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São Paulo – The Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce brings eleven Arab companies to APAS Show 2019, Latin America’s largest business trade fair, to start on this Monday (6) at Expo Center Norte in São Paulo, Brazil. Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, United Arab Emirates, and Tunisia will be represented.
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São Paulo – The Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce stand at the business fair APAS Show has a fresh look. With elements from the Arab culture, such as arabesques, oriel windows, and porches, as well as transparent wooden and glass panels, the project was based on a Saudi university.
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São Paulo – Wherever she goes – in her six appearances in São Paulo Fashion Week, or in self-makeup lessons taught in London, Dublin, Rome, Paris and Copenhagen –, Karina Saib wears her family’s influence on her sleeve. Her great-grandparents made the move from Beirut, Lebanon to Brazil back in 1920.
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São Paulo – Egypt has taken a series of measures to facilitate electric cars use and imports in the country, including granting licenses to these cars, opening vehicle charging units, and a deal to build electric bus industries. This information was published in the news website Al Ahram.
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Tunis – Tunisia welcomed 2.24 million tourists year-to-date through April, up 18% year-on-year, Tunis Afrique Presse (TAP) quoted the Ministry of Tourism as reporting this Friday (3).
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