With over 30 years of experience as a dancer, Dana Farida from São Paulo teaches children and adults and has achieved international recognition in her art, including in Egypt.
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Rebecca Vettore
A journalist with post-graduate degree in Digital Media from Senac, she specializes in business, economy, and entrepreneurship coverage.
Living in Brazil for 17 years, Ahmad Merhi, who had a small beverage factory in Lebanon, opened a restaurant in São Paulo to sell typical food from his home country.
ProGrass applies in Brazil’s sports venues a synthetic turf made out of yarns from the UAE. The service has been delivered to Porto Alegre’s Internacional and São Paulo’s Palmeiras Football Academy.
For nearly 10 years Youssef Harmali has imported and sold products from his country of origin. The Argan oil and the Rhassoul clay are a hit among Brazilian women.
Thirty-plus-years-old Gabriela Lirio became a volleyball player in the Arab country and helped a local team win a silver medal at the Saudi Games.
Interamerican Accreditation Cooperation president and Inmetro accreditation general coordinator Andrea de Queiroz spoke of the importance of communication to ensure health control.
Document signed at the Global Halal Brazil forum was signed by FAMBRAS Halal chairman Mohamed Zoghbi and Brazil Northeast Consortium secretary-executive Carlos Gabas.
On the 1st day of the Global Halal Brazil Business Forum (GHB), company representatives discussed the importance of getting certification for producers in the country to serve the Muslim market.
Following her first lecture in the United Arab Emirates, Camila Rocha started serving customers in the Middle East. She now lives in Qatar and helps men and women develop their personal, professional and social potential.
Isabelle Maria Justino de Souza was one of the responsible for taking the Al-Tadhamon club to an unprecedented National League final.
The brand closed a partnership deal with a Brazilian importer and expects to start selling its products in the Brazilian market in early 2024. HiGeen produces shampoos, soaps, body creams, cotton swabs, deodorants, and other cosmetics.
The possibility of obtaining a work visa has attracted many to study in the emirate. Initially, exchange students take an English course and, after finding a job, end up living in the region.
An industrial design icon, the Egyptian told how living in Canada made him consider the durability of the materials used in his work. He participated in the 2023 World Plastic Connection Summit in São Paulo’s Barueri.
Sustainability, product design, and success stories are among the subjects of the 3rd World Plastic Connection Summit in São Paulo’s Barueri. An Arab Brazilian Chamber director spoke about supplying the Arab market. Brazilian plastics are present in the region.
