Eliana Oliveira, the woman who transforms the history of Africa in Brazil. Considered the woman of communication between Africa and Brazil.
Eliana Oliveira is CEO and editor-in-chief of Le Afrique Style Brazil magazine, the 1st international magazine in Brazil with original and exclusive content on the art of living in the countries of the African continent. She created the magazine project and helped found it here in Brazil with the Groupe Editorial Le Afrique Brésil in Paris. A bold and creative project of inclusion and enhancement of the cultures of the countries of the African continent in connection with the Afro-Brazilian culture. The aim of the magazine is to bring Africa to Brazil, through the Africans themselves who describe it in the exclusive articles of the Magazine. Magazine is the voice of Africa, in Brazil, she says. She commands a team of professionals present in several countries of the African continent, that is to say a newsroom specialized in highlighting the best that exists in each country of Africa, which Brazil still does not know.
Considered one of the most influential women in the fashion industry on the African continent. She created the Africa Fashion Tour project which, for the first time, covers fashion weeks in the countries of the African continent, an exclusivity in the fashion publishing market in Brazil. Eliana Oliveira is a fashion editor in Brazil specializing in creative fashion from countries on the African continent. She says it's a great opportunity for the Brazilian fashion industry to learn more about the creative fashion that exists in Africa. For the first time, these professionals have the opportunity to have a reserved space, to show the great potential of fashion created by them, and Brazil to have access to fashion created in Africa.
A long itinerary without a definitive date because each country has its own fashion week calendar, different from what exists here in Brazil. The Magazine shines a light on African talents and places the social and economic priorities of the African continent at the center of the global economy, alongside international fashion. Thanks to the network created by the professionalism of Eliana Oliveira, ranging from celebrities to major international businessmen, fashion entrepreneurs, among other influential people within the global luxury economy in Africa and Europe, as well as to important families with titles of African royalty. She says: The magazine celebrates the future of the African way of life in every new issue. My role is to highlight and communicate the business opportunities that can be generated with this booming and expanding market that exists in several countries on the African continent.
She reminds us that fashion, for example, is a diamond, still unknown to the Brazilian market. More than soon, it will be global, due to the great creative power that springs from the minds of great fashion designers, who take Africa to the world through their creations. Eliana Oliveira is the first professional in Brazil to cover the fashion calendar, that is, the main fashion weeks in the countries of the African continent. The magazine is the only communication vehicle in this sense in Brazil, it is my place of speech, because I believe that communication transforms lives. Although the magazine has content from all African countries.
We also have a special space dedicated to Brazil, that is, Brazil in Africa. Because we legitimize this link between these countries and Brazil, which is culturally rich and especially in Afro-Brazilian culture. Our international readers will also be able to get to know our culture better. Our carnival, fashion, business opportunities, events, in short, the countries of the African continent also have the opportunity to get to know our Brazil better. Mainly African countries that were colonized by Europeans and English people who don't have access to news and stories from our country. Eliana says it is a great honor and privilege to do exclusive work between Africa and Brazil. It's not easy to do this job, the challenges are constant, but I'm not afraid of anything. In fact, when she says she's not afraid, it's a reality she experienced years ago, when she was doing research in Africa that for many would be impossible to conduct, she faced several challenges, went through several dangers, to conclude this unique work within the world African literature. Eliana Oliveira is also a writer, researcher of mysterious occult rituals on the African continent.
She is the first woman in the world to have access to the mystery of the riddle of Ojúran, which has become a work that has earned her prizes and distinctions both in Brazil and abroad. Its objective is precisely to deconstruct the vision of this suffering Africa, my work is to communicate the current reality in various aspects existing in the countries of the African continent. Each country in Africa has its ancestral history linked to culture, gastronomy, fashion, economy, architecture, among other factors, which make this continent the cradle of different civilizations. The eyes of the world are on Africa, she stresses.
In my international relations, I seek more information on Africa's economic potential. After all, Africa is everywhere! This allows me to stay up to date with the main news from several African countries. For me, African culture is a global trend. Both in the publishing market, as well as in fashion, gastronomy, technology, mining, science, beauty, among other areas. This narrative comes from my perception that some countries in Europe value African culture, which is always in evidence, on the rise, with people of African descent around the world reconnecting with their roots, i.e. say a cultural plurality. This is not just my opinion, it goes further. I read the other day in La Revue de L'Afrique that the African economy has become one of the epicenters of global economic equilibrium.
Which for her is a reality experienced on a daily basis, in the face of the various agendas that come to hand, and during international trips where she can see this economic growth more closely. Her professional career is also an instrument of inspiration for many women of African descent or not. Eliana Oliveira was recently nominated and won the Rainha Moremi Leadership Award, one of the most important awards in Africa and in the world. This prize is one of the most expressive and important in the construction and history of mankind. Although few have access to modern world information within African society here in Brazil. In European countries and in other countries that colonized countries of the African continent, this award is recognized as one of the most important in the history of mankind.
It is one of the most important awards in Africa, which is a symbol of strength, courage and determination of African women and the whole society of the world. The Queen Moremi Ajasoro Award is a prestigious OONI Of IFE QUEEN MOREMI - Outstanding Leaders Award - QMLA. What is the Queen Moremi Leadership Award. This award is given to successful, unique, exceptional and extraordinary women who have broken down barriers in their fields of endeavor, such as banking, business, broadcasting, construction, sports, fashion, television, education, commerce, culture, aviation, governance and administration, mining, medicine, creative industry, philanthropy and social service, etc. The award is in honor of Queen Moremi who was the queen of Ile Ife in the 12th century who sacrificed everything she had to free her people from slavery, kidnapping, banditry, rape, etc. . Anyway, this award is one of the most expressive and important in the construction and history of mankind, which is part of our modern world, the story of
Queen Moremi reports that she is the symbol of freedom that inspired the status of freedom in the world. ... There is even a similarity between the image of the Statue of Liberty in New York and that of Queen Moremi.
This is the second award of recognition and prestige that Eliana Oliveira has received since she began her professional career between Africa and Brazil. She says that right after being nominated for the award, she was already grateful, happy and at peace of mind. But after winning the prize, she emphasizes that the importance of recognition for her work already proves that the path she is building, the bridges that are being built between Africa and Brazil are a reality, a dream that comes true every day, that is to say that I am on the right track. For the first time, the prize also includes other countries outside of Africa, such as: Brazil, Cuba, the Caribbean, Trinidad and Tobago. A unique moment in the life of those who were nominated in different categories and won the award. This path that Eliana Oliveira built between Africa and Brazil began in 2004 when she created and opened the first company of afro mystical products in Brazil. There are different products among the bathroom lines, with raw materials originating from Africa. A great idea that was highlighted nationally in the Small Business and Big Business program in 2011 on TV Globo. There are long years of work, travels and a lot of research to bring to Brazil what is best in Africa.
These are years devoted to the ancestral and current history of the countries of the African continent. I started this work, based on the courage and the effort to build bridges between these countries and Brazil. My international relations allow me to open new opportunities for business relations, which are also open to Brazilian businessmen, entrepreneurs and entrepreneurs of African descent looking for new opportunities and business partnerships. For Eliana Oliveira, it will be a great pleasure to be able to contribute to the economic growth and advancement of people of African descent in Brazil. Le Afrique Style Brazil magazine connects the African continent to Brazil. It is an original magazine with its own identity of contemporary Africa that everyone wants to know. An original work with a concept of exclusivity in communication. We are available to receive proposals, invitations, alliances and partnerships. Our goal is economic growth, appreciation and social inclusion of cultures, among countries of African descent like Brazil. End.
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