telKosh | Global Communications’ Post

I spent several months in the wonderful country of Egypt🇪🇬, and it truly feels like being with family.  However, on the business front, there were certain things that I didn’t fully understand at first. One thing I noticed was the strong emphasis on appearance and ego, where I sometimes felt that relationships were built more on exchanging mutual benefits than genuine connections. This created a sense of superficiality in some of the interactions. After diving deeper into understanding cultural dynamics, I realized that this could be a reflection of High Power Distance cultures, where power is concentrated at the top and there’s a strong focus on hierarchy and social status. This often leads to slower decision-making and, at times, a more distant or formal approach to relationships within the workplace. On the other hand, in Low Power Distance environments, things tend to be more transparent, with more equality in decision-making, which leads to faster processes and more open communication across all levels of the organization. Now, with a deeper understanding of these cultural nuances, I feel better equipped to navigate these challenges with more flexibility and clarity. Egypt is a country full of opportunities and resources that contribute to both personal and professional growth, but like anywhere else, understanding the cultural and organizational differences is key to managing our relationships and business interactions effectively. #PowerDistance #WorkCulture #ContinuousLearning #ProfessionalGrowth #PersonalDevelopment #Egypt

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Strong partnerships are key to delivering the exceptional. 🤝 At DMC Egypt, we're all about connecting you with the best of Egypt. 🌅 Share your thoughts on the importance of strong alliances or tag a friend who's planning an Egyptian adventure! 📢 #TravelWithConfidence #EgyptianAdventures #DMCEgypt #dmcegypt #discoverytoursegypt #egyptexperiences #discoverytoursexperiences

The world’s happiest countries in 2024: Kuwait smiles into the global top 20 It ranked Kuwait as the happiest country in the Gulf region, with the country being listed as the 13th happiest place globally. It's the country's first entry into the global top 20 and a huge jump for the Gulf nation which ranked 50th in the world last year.

Talk About Yourself: “My name is Faisal Ali, and I am 30 years old. I graduated from King Khalid University in 2016 with a degree in Human Resources. I have over 8 years of professional experience. From 2017 to 2019, I worked at Sama Al-Tashyeed Company, where I gained valuable experience in the field. Then, from 2019 to 2023, I worked at Al-Saif Company, further enhancing my skills and expertise. Recently, I had the opportunity to travel to Cape Town, South Africa, where I completed a 6-month English language course to improve my communication skills. I am passionate about personal growth, and I always seek to expand my knowledge and capabilities in both my professional and personal life.”

How do you market a destination that many think they know - but don’t? How do you convince the world that safety, culture, and hospitality can thrive in a region unfairly overshadowed by headlines? At Visit Kurdistan, we face these challenges daily - and we thrive on them. Kurdistan is not what you expect. It is: - Ancient history older than Stonehenge. - Jaw - dropping landscapes that rival the Alps. - And hospitality that redefines the word “welcome.” But here’s the twist: We’re marketing this gem from a region many still associate with war. Spoiler alert - Kurdistan is one of the safest places you’ll visit. Yes, safer than that one time you crossed a busy street texting your boss. Our team is rewriting narratives, shifting perceptions, and proving that destination marketing is not just about places - it’s about people, stories, and building bridges across cultures. And if we can market a “war zone,” imagine what we could do with your next challenge. 😉 Now, let me get back to convincing the world that Kurdistan is the Middle East’s best-kept secret. 🐾 P.S. Here’s a picture of a cat enjoying its very safe nap in Erbil. You’re welcome. #DestinationMarketing #VisitKurdistan #RedefiningPerceptions #TravelSafe #MarketingChallenges

🌙💼 Observing Ramadan in the UAE: A Cultural and Professional Perspective - Our recent blog post explores the significance of Ramadan within the UAE's diverse community and its impact on the business landscape. Discover how this period of reflection and fasting fosters a sense of unity and understanding, enhancing professional relationships and cultural appreciation. #Ramadan2024 #UAECulture #ProfessionalGrowth #CulturalIntelligence #estaieInsights #CommunityAndCulture 🇦🇪🤝 https://lnkd.in/dVmvZ9sB

11 years of thinking Globally and acting Locally! 🌍 Ever wondered how #Youthinkgreen Egypt brings this slogan to life? Here’s how we do it! From your POV, how do you think globally while taking action in your own country? #thinkglobalactlocal

I visited El Hussein area today. My comments 1. seems to be much improved than my perception but we are VERY VERY far away from having a "wonderful touristic experience". Why? 2. Restaurants: good quality ones are not there 3. toilets: mashoftesh! 4. variety of products: available but could be improved 5. seating area: not available...u have to keep walking 6. zebala fil ard: clean streets in the middle but some "zebala" in some main streets How many people do you expect they visit Khan El Khalili per day? My estimate is that something like 10-20K people were available in the Hussein Mosque and around it. Maybe more Allah a3lam! RoET (Return over Egyptian Talents) is a metric that i suggest to be used to try to bring the best Egyptian talent to develop these super powered locations with full of potential.

Giza, Egypt – Opening the Journey Day 1: Embracing New Beginnings in Giza As we arrive in Giza and take in the magnificence of the Pyramid plateau, we begin our Egypt Sacred Soul Journey with a powerful circle to set our intentions. This ritual grounds us, aligning each of us with the purpose of this journey. There’s a profound parallel here to business. Just as we begin this sacred journey with reflection and intention, setting the tone for growth and alignment, starting any project or venture with clear intention can create the foundation for meaningful success. Taking time to ground ourselves at the onset can make all the difference in the journey that follows. Whether in business or soul work, creating space for purposeful beginnings opens doors to deeper growth and fulfillment. #NewBeginnings #IntentionSetting #BusinessAlignment #GizaJourney #PurposefulBusiness #GrowthMindset #OpeningDoors