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Language Overview The official language is Mandarin. In addition to numerous regional dialects, larger groups speak Cantonese, Fukienese, Xiamenhua and Hakka. The autonomous regions have their own languages, such as B. Tibetan and Mongolian. Translation and interpreting services are good. English is partly spoken in business circles as well as in shops, hotels and by […]
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Language Overview The official language is Khmer and is spoken by 95% of the population. French is the language of commerce and education. Chinese and Vietnamese are also spoken. The younger generation often also speaks English. Public Holidays 01/01/2022 New Year 01/07/2022 day of the victory 02/16/2022 Meak Bochea day 03/08/2022 International Women’s Day 04/13/2022 […]
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Language Overview The official language is Malay. English and Chinese are also spoken. Public Holidays 01/01/2022 New Year 02/01/2022 Chinese New Years Festival 02/23/2022 National holiday 02/28/2022 Israk Mikraj (Night of the Ascension) 04/03/2022 Beginning of Ramadan 05/01/2022 Hari Raya Aidil Fitri (End of Ramadan) 05/31/2022 Brunei Armed Forces Day 07/09/2022 Hari Raya Aidil Adha […]
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Language Overview The official language is Dzongkha. Due to the remoteness of many villages, the most diverse dialects have been preserved. Sharchop Kha, the northern dialect, is the most common. Nepali is also spoken. English has been taught in schools since 1964 and is therefore widely spoken. Public Holidays 02/02/2022 Day of Offerings 02/21/2022 Birthday […]
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Language Overview The official language is Bengali (Bangla). English is the language of commerce and education. Public Holidays 01/01/2022 New Year 02/21/2022 International Mother Language Day 02/28/2022 Ascension of Mohammed 03/26/2022 Independence Day 04/14/2022 bengali new year festival 04/29/2022 Lailat al-Qadr (The Night of Destiny / Omnipotence) 05/01/2022 Eid al-Fitr (End of Ramadan) 05/01/2022 Labor […]
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Language Overview The official language of Bahrain is Arabic. English is spoken as a second language in business and commercial circles, and in schools and universities. Due to the many guest workers, Farsi (Persian), Urdu (Pakistani national language, which is also spoken in some states in India) and Hindi (Indian official language) are also widespread. […]
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Language Overview The official language is Azerbaijani (89%). Russian (3%) and Armenian (2%) are also spoken. Some residents in Baku and other larger cities have knowledge of English. Public Holidays 01/01/2022 New Year 01/20/2022 Martyrs Day 03/08/2022 International Women’s Day 04/15/2022 Good Friday 04/18/2022 easter monday 05/01/2022 Eid al-Fitr (End of Ramadan) 05/09/2022 day of […]
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Language Overview The official language is Armenian (96%), one of the oldest cultural languages in the world. Russian (2%) and Kurdish are also spoken. However, Russian is now rarely used. Public Holidays 01/01/2022 New Year 01/06/2022 Armenian Orthodox Christmas 03/08/2022 International Women’s Day 07.04.2022 Mother’s Day and Beauty Day 04/15/2022 Good Friday 04/24/2022 Day of […]
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Language Overview Official languages are Pashto (35%) and Dari Persian (59%). Turkic languages (11%), predominantly Uzbek and Turkmen, and 30 minority languages (4%) are also spoken. Many people are bilingual. Public Holidays 01.05.2022 Eid al-Fitr (Ende des Ramadan) 09.07.2022 Eid al-Adha (Opferfest) 09.10.2022 Mouloud (Birthday of the Prophet). Source: Top-mba-universities.com The dates given for Islamic […]
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According to localcollegeexplorer, the ancestors of modern Malaysian aborigines moved from the territories of the modern Indochinese peninsula and East Sumatra. As a result, they belong to two linguistic-ethnic groups. The ancestors of modern Malays began to move to the Malay Peninsula from the east coast of Sumatra in the early Middle Ages. This migration […]
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There are two states of Malaysia on the island of Borneo – Sabah in the northeast and Sarawak.in North-west. The most common holiday in the northern part of the island – in the state of Sabah. The name “land below the wind” has long been preserved behind this land. It is located below the typhoon […]
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The archaeological documentation of ancient Anatolia has been substantially enriched thanks to excavations, explorations, recovery operations, systematic analyzes and fortuitous discoveries. In the decade following 1950, the number of archaeological expeditions, both Turkish and foreign, grew considerably. The research on the Paleolithic has made progress thanks to the excavation of the large cave of Karain, […]
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Civil aviation. – It is currently operated by six air navigation companies, whose traffic takes place on 6000 kilometers of lines, of which 4300 of regular lines. This aviation is subsidized by the government (except the Japan Maritime Aviation Company). The main of the six companies, the Japan Air Transport Company, directly controlled by the […]
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2006 was a turning point for the Law of Muammar Gaddafi (Mu῾ammar al-Qadhdhāfī), which was removed from the US list of countries supporting terrorism and was thus able to re-enter the official circles of international diplomacy, abandoning that status of pariah that had characterized its foreign policy since the 1970s. The openings of the international […]
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Independence The Japanese occupation of the Dutch Indies (➔ Indies) during World War II gave the final impetus to the national struggle and on August 17, 1945, shortly after the surrender of Japan, A. Sukarno, leader of Indonesia’s nationalist party, proclaimed the independence of the islands of Java, Sumatra and Madura, to which the Dutch […]
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Some of the most significant representatives of the so-called “national literature” (millî edebiyat) have disappeared in recent years: Halide Edip Adıvar (1883-1963), Yahya Kemal Beyatlı (1885-1958), Abdülhak Şinasi Hisar (1885-1963), Yakub Kadri Karaosmanoǧlu (1888-1974), Refik Halit Karay (1888-1965), ReŞat Nuri Güntekin (1892-1956), Peyami Safa (1899-1961), Faruk Nafiz Çamlıbel (1899-1973), Cahit Sıtkı Taranci (1910-56). The political […]
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The years of Indira Gandhi Shastri’s sudden death opened up the succession problem. Among the most authoritative candidates within the INC was a veteran of the Gandhian battles, Morarji Desai, multiple minister with Nehru. The majority of the party’s parliamentary group instead sided in favor of Indira Ghandi, daughter of Nehru, president of the INC […]
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The island of Cyprus was visited by St. Paul and St. Barnabas (Acts, XI, 1-12) around the year 47. Christian doctrine developed quite rapidly on the island thanks to the apostolate of preachers who came from nearby Syria. From these apostolic origins the Cypriots have always known how to take the pretext to claim the […]
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Here you will find study trips and round trips through the metropolises of Lebanon Beirut Visit Beirut, the capital of Lebanon, as part of a study tour! This city is located on the Levant coast on the eastern Mediterranean and is the most important city and cultural center of the region with many publishers and […]
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Here you will find study trips and round trips through the metropolises of India Salem Go on a city break to Salem, the capital of the US state of Oregon. As part of a study tour, admire the most important and magnificent sights of Salem and get to know their cultural side. The top highlights […]
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CULTURE: GENERAL INFORMATION According to Physicscat, the geographical fragmentation of the Philippine archipelago can be an excellent ideal representation of the artistic-cultural panorama present in the country. The mosaic of influences and customs that have amalgamated over time is the result of truly heterogeneous components: evangelization under the very long Spanish domination, the Islamic element, […]
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Burma, or as the country is now called Myanmar, is often called the “Golden Land”. I would like to make an addition. “The Smile and the Golden Land”. An expression that all visitors certainly agree with. You have to look for friendlier and more smiling people than those you meet in Burma! According to Aristmarketing, […]
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Labor market An application for a work permit must be submitted to the Turkish consulates general in Germany. If the German citizen has a work permit, no additional residence permit has to be applied for! The application will be forwarded to the Turkish Ministry of Labor and Social Security (Çalışma ve Sosyal Güvenlik Bakanlığı). The permit is […]
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Here you will find practical information in connection with trips to Laos. Visit cellphoneexplorer for Practical Information About Laos. Language: Lao Capital: Vientiane Population: 7 million Religion: Theravada Buddhism Currency: Kip Surface: 236,800 km2 Worth knowing Time difference The time difference between Sweden and Laos varies depending on whether Sweden has summer or winter time: Summer […]
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Located in the heart of the Middle East, according to Politicsezine, Lebanon is an attractive travel destination in this region. A vacation in this fascinating country offers visitors an abundance of historical sites and cities. Beirut has a great mix of good food, nightlife, and artistic and cultural activities. But nature and impressive sights can […]
Continue ReadingIn Myanmar, Interfaith Cooperation works with local partners to support young women and men in holding governments accountable for improving their access to public services, particularly health and education. Population: 55,622,506 million inhabitants (2018) Proportion of the population below the poverty line: 25.6% (estimate 2016) GDP per capita: $ 6.3 (2017) Reading and writing skills: […]
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China is the most populous state on Earth: with 1 billion and 339 million residents surveyed in 2010, the country gathers about 35% of the population of Asia and a little less than 20% of that of the whole Earth: a resident in three of Asia and one in five of the world lives in […]
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Turkmen language and literature. According to localtimezone, the language of the Turkmenistan belongs, like the Turkic, to the southwest group of the Turkic languages. The modern written language and today’s state language of Turkmenistan emerged in the 1920s on the basis of the Yomud dialects (with a core area on the southeastern shore of the […]
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Tourism According to allcountrylist, tourism is to be developed into an important source of income for the country in the future. For this purpose, the tourist development of scenic coastal areas such as those near Baucau and the island of Ataúro has been planned. Transportation The road network (around 2,600 km paved) is wide-meshed; There […]
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The literary and cultural renewal began with the more intensive contacts to the western European colonial powers in the 19th century, which emerged after Napoleon Bonaparte’s campaign in Egypt (1798-1801) developed. Book printing, in Egypt since 1824 (in other countries, with the exception of small Christian presses, later), enabled the further distribution of classical works […]
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