Bright outlook for Brazil and Malaysia relations

By PAUL GABRIEL

(From left) Johari, Quintella, Mohd Ali and Rafizi. — SS KANESAN/The Star

IT was a carnival atmosphere at the 201st Brazil Independence Day reception in Kuala Lumpur, testimony to the close ties between Brazil and Malaysia.

The host for the night, Brazilian ambassador Ary Norton de Murat Quintella, announced that the beef and chicken served at the reception was 100% Brazilian halal meat.

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