Assalamualaikum Warahmatullahi Wabarokaatuh.
These are the Arabic words I used to begin a presentation to a group of government officials last Tuesday. The words convey warmth and spirituality as they express not just a greeting, but also a blessing.
The meeting gave me a chance to present the vision of building a foreign-owned factory that can facilitate the adoption of fruit-drying in the area, potentially creating thousands of jobs. I was pleasantly surprised that a meeting that often concludes after an hour, continued with a long string of questions for three hours. As we carry out to bolster economic development, I find that our model generates engaging discussions and bolsters our influence in the area.
If you can speak Indonesian and want to know how I explain our work in that language, check out this video
If you can speak Indonesian and want to know how I explain our work in that language, check out this video
If you just want to see what I look like in a Batik, you can stop the video after a minute or so! Leave a comment if you like my look!
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