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This Monday (4) in your ANBA Bulletin: Brazil-UAE Amazon Economic Sustainability Forum was held by the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce on Sunday (3) in Dubai. Brazil’s vice president Hamilton Mourão was the guest of honor and said that Brazil-United Arab Emirates relation is resilient and was barely affected by the pandemic. UAE Economy minister Abdulla Bin Touq Al-Marri and Climate Change and Environment minister Mariam bint Mohammed Al Mheiri and other officials spoke, too. Brazilian author Socorro Acioli will hold a writing course in Dubai, and exhibit will show photos of Morocco in the subway of the city of São Paulo. |
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Brazil-UAE partnership overcame COVID’s challenges
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Bilateral relations between Brazil and the United Arab Emirates have been strengthening over the past few years, and this strategic partnership has overcome the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic in all sectors, said government authorities who spoke at the opening of the Brazil – UAE Amazon Economic Sustainability Forum, which occurred this Sunday (3), in Dubai. Brazilian vice president Hamilton Mourão was the guest of honor at the event.
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Economic development linked with sustainability a challenge
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Feeding the world and bringing about economic development combined with sustainability. This is one of the world’s current challenges and was the topic of a session in this Sunday (3)’s Brazil-UAE: Amazon Economic Forum held by the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce (ABCC) in Dubai in parallel to the world exhibition Expo 2020.
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JBS Fund for Amazon plans on raising BRL 1 billion by 2030
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Brazilian meatpacker JBS had committed to raise BRL 50 million (USD 9 million) for the JBS Fund for the Amazon in its first five years. The goal now is reaching BRL 1 billion (USD 186 million) by 2030. So said the president of the JBS Fund for the Amazon, Joanita Maestri Karoleski, who closed the Brazil-UAE: Amazon Economic Sustainability Forum on Sunday (3) in Dubai.
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Sharjah seeks investments in green technology
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The search for investments prioritizing sustainability is one of the goals Brazilian and Arab executives addressed during the Brazil – UAE Amazon Economic Sustainability Forum (pictured above) this Sunday (3) in Dubai. The Sharjah Investment and Development Authority CEO, Marwan Al Serkal, pointed out the institution’s new focus is on green technology and food safety.
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Brazil, UAE could grow together through innovation
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Leaders of the private and public sector from Brazil and the United Arab Emirates have made it clear that they are willing to strengthen ties and that the increased use of innovation and technology ushered in by the COVID-19 pandemic can be an opportunity to do just that. “We can take this opportunity of innovation and technology to further our relation,” Sharjah Research, Technology and Innovation Park CEO Hussein Al Mahmoudi said during the forum that brought together an audience from the two countries on Sunday (3) in Dubai.
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Brazilian writer to give workshop in the UAE
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Writer Socorro Acioli will give a five-day workshop in Dubai. The Brazilian will travel to the United Arab Emirates at the invitation of a group of expatriates who share the same nationality as the writer. Classes will occur from October 24 to 28, in person, in the emirate.
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São Paulo subway to hold exhibition on Morocco
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Pictures from Morocco will be exhibited inside Brooklin Station of Line 5 (Lilac) of the São Paulo subway from this Saturday (2) until October 31. The exhibition “Morocco – A record of Arab-influenced culture” will have 20 photos portraying the multifaceted Moroccan culture through visual records of homes, food, and everyday scenes. The exhibition is promoted by ViaMobilidade, the concessionaire responsible for operating and maintaining the subway line.
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Opening of Expo 2020 brought message of unity and hope
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A little Emirati girl receives an antique gold ring from a wise older man. The ring is a symbol of both the UAE’s past and a future built through human connection. As he lifts the great ring, it sets off a colorful light show representing a mosaic of humanity, a blend of world cultures in an artistic vision of harmony.
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Dubai: Brazil’s VP calls companies to invest in bioeconomy
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Brazilian vice president Hamilton Mourão gave a lecture on his country’s national policy for the Amazon’s sustainable development in the Terra auditorium at the Sustainability district of Expo 2020 Dubai, close to Brazil pavilion, on Saturday (2). Approximately 45 guests, including officials, diplomats, journalists and businesspeople, attended, the vice president’s office said, with restricted seats due to COVID-19.
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Expo: Brazil’s VP talks sustainability in pavilion opening
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By day, a wide, minimalistic, clear, cube-shaped space. At night, the venue comes to life with lots of projections of the most beautiful Brazilian landscapes, music and a huge water plaza to freshen up visitors under the high temperatures of the emirate. This is the first view you have of the Brazil pavilion at Expo 2020 which opened on Friday (1) and had its ribbon cut by vice president Hamilton Mourão accompanied by his wife Paula Mourão.
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Brazil’s Guedes: Strengthening ties with Middle East is key
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Strengthening economic relations with the Middle East and the rest of Asia is key for increasing exports from Brazil and attracting direct investments to the country, Brazil’s Economy minister Paulo Guedes said on Thursday (30) in the ceremony for the presentation of Brazil Pavilion at Expo Dubai 2020 in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Brasília.
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Saudi Arabia to require full vaccination for events, travel
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Passengers intending to board planes or other means of mass transport in Saudi Arabia will be required to have received the two shots of the vaccines against COVID-19. The announcement was published on the Saudi newspaper Arab News website, with information disclosed this Friday (1) by the country’s Ministry of Interio
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