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The Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce and Egypt's Economic and Commercial Office in São Paulo will host the 2nd Brazil-Egypt Economic Forum: Business and Investment Opportunities on November 7. Egypt's Investment and International Cooperation minister Sahar Nasr and Suez Canal Authority chairman admiral Mohab Mamish will be in Brazil alongside a delegation of business executives. The event will take place at the Arab Chamber offices in São Paulo. Also in November, in the wake of the Forum, the Brazilian Foreign Ministry will hold a business mission to the North African country, led by FM Aloysio Nunes. And this Monday (22) in your ANBA Bulletin you'll learn that two universities in Egypt – Aswan University, in Aswan, and Al-Azhar University, in Cairo – are accepting three Portuguese language professors between them. Registration is open until November 9. And an anthology of Arabic translations of books by 12 Brazilian authors will be out next year. The writers featured are Milton Hatoum, Raduan Nassar, Maria Valeria Rezende, Marcelo Maluf, Ana Mirando, Youssef Miguel, Salim Miguel, Michel Sleiman, Marco Lucchesi, Luciana Savaget, Whisner Fraga and Socorro Acioli. The project is from online magazine Revista Pessoa, in partnership with Abu Dhabi's Kalima Project for Translation and the Arab Chamber. |
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São Paulo – Two Egyptian universities have opened registrations for those interested in Portuguese and Portuguese-language literature teaching spots. There are three openings: two for Aswan University, in the city of same name, and one for Al-Azhar University in Cairo, Egypt. |
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São Paulo – An anthology comprising Arabic translations of books by 12 Brazilian authors will be released next year in the United Arab Emirates. Some of the most respected contemporary writers in Brazil will be included, such as Milton Hatoum and Raduan Nassar (pictured). |
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Rio de Janeiro – Brazil’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) was up 1.6% in the three months through August from the three months through May, as per think tank Fundação Getulio Vargas (FGV)’s GDP Monitor. |
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São Paulo – For the first time, the emirate of Dubai is hosting the Big Bad Wolf Book Sale. Over 3 million books in English and Arabic and spanning all literary genres will be on offer, with discounts in the 50%-80% range. Some 300,000 people are expected to attend. |
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