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Interkulturelles Training: Bahrain



The Medina of Tunis

The Medina of Tunis





تونس

المنورة
As an intercultural trainer for the Arab world, of course, I harbor a deep interest in history and culture of different countries. I have especially taken while the old towns, where the history in the course of Centuries reflects wonderful.
The old town (Medina Arabic) in Tunis is a particular gem: Since 1979, it is a world heritage site and is now home to around 20,000 people.







map of the Medina
Tunis


Around the Ez-Zeitouna Mosque cover the various market streets (Arabic souk), traditionally by industry groups are: perfume, shoes, clothes, fabrics or foods



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The Olive Tree Mosque
areas of the old town of Tunis has been subjected in recent years, extensive renovations to save the crumbling buildings of the centuries prior to expiration.


The restored Ramadan-Bey-place

a great movie has brought out the swr in his series: Treasures of the World - Heritage of Mankind:
link swr movie review:
Schätze der Welt: Die Altstadt von Tunis



Die Türen von Tunis
Im folgenden stelle ich den zweiten Teil meiner Fotoserie über die Tore von Tunis vor – ein Kaleidskop an Farben, Formen und Eindrücken:


















Other interesting links about the largest and best-preserved Old Town North Africa, I've collected here:



Article link:
Soukmagazine.de: The walls of the Medina



Weblink Article:
Qantara.de: A lighthouse in the old town of Tunis


And if you interested in an ideal preparation for the
business cooperation with Tunisia and Tunisians
which I refer, like on my offer to intercultural management seminar :
Weblink:


Intercultural Training for Tunisia





Andreas Hauser
Management Consultant
Winter has us under control - but in addition to unusual flights are delayed trains and icy roads, the positive sides of the season ...


Just Ammersee shows, the winter landscape at its best - Here are some impressions of last weekend. Have fun with it!




The Wörthsee in the winter sun



untouched snow fields Snowy jetty



The ice in the backlight
call for snow play


Where else indulge in the sun bathers ...



Unbraked fun in the snow

... no comment ...!


Greenland conditions at the Ammersee



must be fun of course!

The song of the ice is impressive to see



time what the other winter so bring with you! :-)
Andreas Hauser

Management Consultant
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One of my last projects as cross-cultural lead trainer for the Arab world, I recently returned to Tunisia once. I had the opportunity, the beautiful Medina (old city) of Tunis to visit, and on my walks through the streets I photographed the various doors and gates.
gates are the entrances to houses, souls and worlds. The doors of Tunis depict a kaleidoscope of different colors, shapes and states, just like the people and the society they represent.


In the following I present the first part of the photo series, have fun and enjoy it !





























Part 2 of the series of photos will follow soon ... :-)

Andreas Hauser

Management Consultant zwei Dinge berühmt: sein
Öl und ein sein schier unermesslicher Reichtum . Doch was ist wirklich dran an dem Bild, dass wir uns von dem größten Land der Arabischen Halbinsel machen?

Die saudische Hauptstadt Riad/Riyadh Die erste Annahme stützt sich auf die Fakten, dass in dem Land rund 25% der weltweiten Ölreserven liegen: Saudi-Arabien ist das globale Ölland Nummer eins. Bei der zweiten Annahme ist jedoch schon Vorsicht geboten: Mit einem durchschnittlichen Bruttosozialprodukt pro Kopf von 23,300 US$ rangiert das Land weltweit gerade auf Platz 55, hinter Ländern wie Italien, Slowenien oder Malta. Weblink: CIA World Factbook Country Ranking Vorstellung und Realität liegen beim Thema Saudi-Arabien oft ziemlich weit auseinander. Und gerade
Manager,
die auf
Geschäftsreisen
oder als
Expatriates vor Ort sind und dort arbeiten, müssen sich in vielen Bereichen kulturell neu orientieren: Wie gestaltet sich die Zusammenarbeit vor Ort? Wie läuft der Arbeitsalltag ab? Was sind die beruflichen und privaten Herausforderungen im Königreich? Und was bietet das Land an Freizeitmöglichkeiten?

beer shelf in Saudi supermarket: alcohol-free!

Due to my professional activity as a project
in recent years, I know the country and its characteristics very well. Some interesting facts
I've collected here:
Who knew already that ...

... in Jeddah with 312 meters the tallest fountain in the world?
... of the 30 million inhabitants, about a third are foreigners, mostly from Asian countries?

... the King Khaled Airport in Riyadh area the largest of the World, even if his fourth runway never used?
... the Kingdom of the Nabatean city Mada'in Salih - the sister city of the world-famous Petra in Jordan - presents more than 150 tombs in the desert?
... the highest clock tower in the world this year is in Mecca?
... Saudi Arabia receives more than 12 million tourists annually, although there is not a normal tourist visa? There
The resolution of the puzzle is in the last two days looking contribution to admire:
Weblink:
Hajj 2010 in Mecca (Tagesschau)


water fountain on the Corniche in Jeddah / Jeddah


The Saudis are not tired of emphasizing that their land and therefore the (working) culture strongly the other Gulf states differ. But that depends, ultimately, again very much depends on what level

brunch on Friday morning

Für einen erfolgreichen Aufenthalt in Saudi-Arabien ist es daher wichtig, umfangreiches
interkulturelles Wissen und Kompetenz
mitzubringen, die sich insbesondere auf folgende Bereiche erstrecken sollte:

Islam
Persönliche Ebene
Indirekte Kommunikation

Netzwerke und Entscheidungsebenen

Hierarchien
Zeitverständnis
Konfliktmanagement


  walk in the old city of Jiddah / Jeddah

The
special living conditions
site show up in the private sector, which is in Saudi Arabia restricted simple: There is no cinema, no public music and the segregation the public is respected. Therefore, everyone should Expatriate set well with his family to the situation and his hobbies take accordingly. have as an introduction I created a list of cross-cultural books and recommended reading at which any gain (s) interested in an overview can:
Weblink:
Die beste interkulturelle Literatur zu Saudi-Arabien


Sonnenuntergang über dem Hafen
Von den Teilnehmern meiner Seminare höre ich immer wieder, dass ein
interkulturelles Training
als Vorbereitung auf die speziellen Herausforderungen im Königreich Saudi-Arabien
unerlässlich und äußerst hilfreich
ist: um Fragen zu beantworten, um Stereotype ins Rechte Licht zu rücken, um Tabus zu erfahren – und um ein tieferes Verständnis für das Land und seine Einwohner zu bekommen.  Für Anfragen zu
Deployment preparations
for professionals and executives and their families to Jeddah, Damman and Riyadh in Saudi Arabia and other Arab Gulf states I stand as an intercultural trainer happy.


Andreas Hauser

Management Consultant

Tollwood in Munich:


Intercultural Christmas market

it snows, the winter is here and with it the time of the Christmas markets ... Since Wednesday Munich's most intriguing, fullest, most colorful and open cross-cultural art: the Tollwood Christmas market on Theresienwiese
link.
Tollwood Some highlights and culinary impressions here for start! Go on a mad Wood!



light installations at the entrance
colorful and varied - the hallmark
Even Radlstand is illuminated Find out for yourself what it is! Highly recommended for snow: Dragon's Blood The rhododendron on the way to the Alps


sweet treats galore

Have fun --vous bien Amusez - Enjoy - Disfruten - Gosta - much pleasure!


Andreas Hauser
Management Consultant & Intercultural Trainer



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