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Syria is in the spotlight in your ANBA Bulletin this Monday (15). Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce president Rubens Hannun visited the country during a mission to the Levant, also including Lebanon and Jordan. Alongside Strategic Affairs adviser Tamer Mansour, he convened with local authorities and businesspersons to learn about business opportunities. Syrians are interested in buying sugar and meats, among other items; in getting investors into its oil industry; and in getting cooperation for social programs. The Arab Chamber executives also attended the 60th Damascus International Fair. “The fair broke all records of visitors, area, number of stands, and this shows the interest and trust that Syria is getting from the global market,” said Hannun.
As a result of the mission, Syrian executives will join the next Apas Show, the supermarket industry show to be held by the São Paulo Supermarkets Association from May 6 to 9, 2019 in São Paulo. They will showcase their goods in a pavilion organized by the Arab Chamber. In the sidelines, the Chamber will host the Brazil-Syria Forum to encourage deal-making.
While in Damascus, the Arab Chamber executives met with Syria’s Health minister Nizar Yazigi. He called on the organization’s support in resuming a liver transplant physician exchange program with São Paulo’s Syrian-Lebanese Hospital. |
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São Paulo – Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce president Rubens Hannun his adviser on Strategic Affairs, Tamer Mansour, were in Syria from September 15 to 17 as part of a mission to the Levant region.
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São Paulo – In a visit to Syria, Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce president Rubens Hannun and his advisor on Strategic Affairs, Tamer Mansour, met with the country’s minister of Health, Nizar Yazighi.
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São Paulo – The group Mulheres do Brasil (Women of Brazil) is organizing an event called Manhã Global da Saúde (Global Morning of Health Care), to be held in São Paulo on October 21, that will offer medical care to refugees.
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São Paulo – Looking at the camera with assertive gazes, Palestinians children and teenagers were portrayed by photographer Karine Garcêz. The Brazilian artist traveled through Middle East countries depicting the reality of those who have to deal with being refugees in their early years in life.
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São Paulo – The Bahia, Brazil-born author Natan Barreto will launch his new book in Lebanon. Um Quintal e Outros Cantos (loosely translated, A Backyard and Other Corners), a compilation of memories put into verses, won the Sosígenes Costa Poetry Award by the Ilhéus Academy of Letters in Bahia last year.
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São Paulo – By introducing food as an intervention, Amjad Abdalkareem Ali Miehem is looking to start a conversation with the audience. “The cool thing about this kind of event is it’s not just about cuisine. People come to get information on what Palestine’s culture and cuisine are like, and occasionally you get asked political questions.,” the Palestinian actor says.
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