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HELLO! My name is Sabeh Ayoun and I have extensive professional experience in Graphic Design, Branded Environments, Interior Architecture, 3D interactive Multimedia and 3D visualisation. connect +1 647 863 6427
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For the past years I have been involved in many high-end Graphics and interior design projects. My 6 years experience in a managerial position and more than 7 years experience in a Global design firm allowed me to look in detail at project design phases from initial design conceptualisation to final execution and production phase, in addition to developing my interpersonal and communication skills.
individually, strengthened with decisionmaking and problem solving skills. I thank you for your time to review my creative portfolio and experience as enclosed, however, I am positive that a personal interview would more fully reveal my desire and ability to contribute to your organization. Please feel free to contact me at any time for a potential interview. Sincerely,
Sabeh Ayoun
I can work in a team structure, or
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SKILLS INTERIOR DESIGN Interior Architecture Conceptual design Space Planning Furniture 3D Visualisation Walkthrough Animation
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GRAPHIC DESIGN
Branding Brand Development Brand Architecture Customer Experience Corporate Identities Logos / Naming Brand Guidelines Signage & Wayfinding Art Direction
DIGITAL
Web design Responsive Designs Mobile Apps Animation Interactive
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COMPUTER SKILLS EXTENSIVE EXPERIENCE ON BOTH PLATFORMS WINDOWS AND APPLE ADVANCED PROFICIENCY IN
MEDIUM PROFICIENCY IN
AutoCad
Adobe Creative Suite
Premiere
3DS MAX
Photoshop
After Effects
Microsoft Office
Illustrator
PowerPoint
Indesign
Excel
Acrobat
Flash
Word
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EDUCATION INSTITUT NATIONAL DES BEAUX ART Lebanese University
FOUR-YEAR BACHELOR’S DEGREE, INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE AND DECORATING ARTS
COMPUTER LITERACY Adobe Creative Suite, Photoshop, Illustrator, Indesign, Flash AutoCAD 2D & 3D 3D Studio Max 3D Computer Animation/ Modelling/Lighting 3D Walkthrough/ Virtual Reality Microsoft office programs (PowerPoint, Word, Excel…)
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Sheridan College
AUTODESK REVIT
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KEY STRENGTHS Interior Architecture and Graphic design experience
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Excellent time management and multi-tasking skills
Ability to work as a team and independently in carrying out assignments to completion
High level of Proficiency in computer as well as handsketching
Strong degree of attention to detail
Strong Creative thinking
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Project Management Skills
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ADVANCED PROFICIENCY IN ALL PROJECT PHASES DESIGN CONCEPT
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ART DIRECTION
RENDERING
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INTRO BRAND FOUNDATION BRAND WHEEL BRAND ARCHITECTURE BRANDMARK PRIMARY BRANDMARK BRANDMARK VERSIONS CLEARSPACE MINIMUM SIZE DOS & DON’TS CO-BRANDING COLOUR PALETTE & USAGE TYPOGRAPHY ENGLISH TYPEFACE ARABIC TYPEFACE TYPOGRAPHIC STYLE COMMUNICATION SYSTEM GRID SYSTEM PHOTOGRAPHY STYLE PRIMARY SECONDARY BRAND APPLICATIONS BUSINESS CARDS STATIONERY MEMO DIGITAL MEMO NOTEPAD MUG INTRANET BROCHURE COVER SINGLE PAGE AD DOUBLE PAGE AD GENERAL COMMUNICATION WEBSITE LIVERY
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For leasing enquiries or additional information: Dubai Internet City, Building no.4 PO Box 73000 Dubai - UAE tel: +971 4 3911111 Direct: +971 4 3911111 Fax: +971 4 3913991
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TECOM BusinEss Parks
Contents About Dubai
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About TECOM Investments
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Location Advantage
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Project Key Features
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Project Specifications
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Area Details
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About Dubai
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FrEE ZonE anD communiTy ValuE aDDs
About TECOM Investments
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Location Advantage
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Project Key Features
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Project Specifications
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Area Details Floor Plan Contact Us
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duBai indusTrial CiTy DUBAI InDUStrIAl CItY
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Dubai aT a GlancE • Outstanding business climate, developed infrastructure, strong transportation network, political stability. • Strategically located between Europe and the Far East, Dubai provides fast and easy access to a geographic area of over two billion people with a GDP of US$ 6.7 trillion. • Dubai International Airport is the 2nd busiest airport in the world. • Jebel Ali Port is ranked among the top 10 container ports worldwide. • Zero taxes, low import-export duties and multi-modal transport facilities. • With 600 hotels, Dubai offers abundant choice of dining, entertainment and nightlife options. • World class entertainment, concerts, performing arts, music, comedy and theatre shows provide plenty to do and see.
About DubAi Dubai, a dynamic multinational city of over 2.2 million people, is one of the top destinations in the world for living and doing business.
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• Year round events, exhibitions, conferences and trade shows provide ample opportunities to do business and network.
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• Challenging golf courses, sun-soaked beaches, water sports and theme parks provide ample opportunities for endless outdoor fun.
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For leasing enquiries or additional information: Dubai Internet City, Building no.4 PO Box 73000 Dubai - UAE tel: +971 4 3911111 Fax: +971 4 3913991
builDinG VisibiliTy
Excellent building visibility from Al Sufouh road for corporate branding.
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CASE STUDY;
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2003
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Law No.1 of 2000 of The Emirate of Dubai, The Dubai Technology, Electronic Commerce & Media Free Zone is passed
2001
H.H Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, officially launches Dubai Media City
December
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2005
DuBiotech breaks ground for first phase of USD 400m biotechnology industry cluster
TECOM Investments transfers Sama Communications Company (Samacom), DIC Telecom International Operations Limited, TECOM’s technology division and an initial subscriber base of 19,100 customers to Emirates Integrated Telecommunications Company PJSC (EITC) to facilitate entry of UAE’s second telecom operator du
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2005
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2013
International Media Production Zone breaks ground to start build of 50m square feet development
Dubai Knowledge Universities, later named Dubai International Academic City
December
TV
2006
Dubai Internet City acquires the telecommunications arm of Sahm Technologies, the ICT unit of Emaar Properties
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2007
September
2006
TECOM Investments announces new structure to enable the company to capitalise on growth opportunities offered by improving market conditions
October
2000
2007
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2007
Dubai International Academic City established
H.H Sheikh Mohammed announces Dubai Design District, d3, a new business November district dedicated to the 2007 Emirate’s fashion, design andNovember DuBiotech breaks ground for 22-storey HQ and 2007 luxury sectors laboratory buildings Dubai Studio City officially opens Boutique Studios facility
Dubai Media City partners with Du, EMI and DMI to introduce DVB-H mobile TV to the UAE
2013
Launch of the Tower in Dubai Studio City, delivering 102,568 square feet of prime office space
May
2012
Dubai Film and TV Commission (DFTC) established to position Dubai as a premier filming destination for local and global productions
2010
November
February
2012
Dubai Industrial City launches 3.5m square feet of Phase II Warehouse and Showroom facilities
December
2011
Dubai Industrial City completes vast infrastructure development spanning 161m square feet at a cost of AED 588m
April
2011
Dubai Media City marks 10th anniversary
2010
People Meter initiative launched by The National Media Council (NMC) to collect TV viewing habits data across the nation. TECOM acknowledged by NMC as a key partner in supporting the initiative
Dubai Industrial City signs MoU with Etihad Rail for one of the main public freight terminals in the Emirate to be located in the zone, providing increased connectivity and operational efficiencies of direct benefit to DI business partners
October 2010
Dubai Industrial City completes construction of 64 showrooms in Warehouse Complex and first Labour Village extension
2003
Dubai Internet City celebrates 10th anniversary
2004
Dubai Technology and Media Free Zone Authority (DTMFZA) separates its regulatory and commercial roles and becomes dedicated to regulation and policy development
Launch of Sound Stages at Dubai Studio January City: top reality shows including 2008 Masterchef International Media Arabia (Saudi TV) and The Production Zone announces February Cube (Dubai TV) have since been shot in completion of AED 235m infrastructure development 2008 the facility spread across 42m square Dubai Studio City launches feet of land
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Dubai Media City marks 10th anniversary
July
2013
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Dubai Industrial City signs MoU with Etihad Rail for one of the main public freight terminals in the Emirate to be located in the zone, providing increased connectivity and operational efficiencies of direct benefit to DI business partners
2013
Dubai Design and Fashion Council is decreed by H.H Sheikh Mohammed to strengthen the position of the emirate as a fashion, design and luxury hub
2013
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Dubai Design and Fashion Council is decreed by H.H Sheikh Mohammed to strengthen the position of the emirate as a fashion, design and luxury hub
2013
Dubai Knowledge Village celebrates 10th anniversary
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TECOM Investments remains fully aligned with Dubai’s visionary leadership. We are currently working in tandem with the Government of Dubai to develop and track our contribution to the Islamic Economy in line with the initiative of HH Sheikh Mohammed to further his vision of cementing Dubai as Capital of the Islamic Economy
Dubai Media City wins at `Gulf Brands of the Decade Awards' organised by Gulf Marketing Review
2005
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A new era of connectivity is heralded for Dubai with the announcement of Dubai Smart City. Dr Amina Al Rustamani, Group CEO of TECOM Investments, is elected to the Smart City Higher Committee as a board member to help shape development of the initiative
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TECOM Investments’ operations bolstered by positive tenant confidence. Tenant loyalty is high, with one ofare tenants in three companies in our business parks having completed 10 years or more, and over six out of ten having completed five years or more with us.
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1st Dubai is the highest-ranked city in the Middle East & Africa region in the Mercer Quality of Living Worldwide city rankings, Q1 2014*
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Dubai ranked 7th in the World’s Most Influential Cities by Forbes, Q3 2014
27th Dubai ranked 27th, +2 places from 2013, in A.t. Kearney 2014 Global cities index, Q2 2014
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8th Dubai ranked 8th of the top 10 Global cities and 1st in the Middle East region by Knight frank Wealth report, Q1 2014
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strong leaDershIP Is key for Measurable groWth tEcoM investments’ story is very much intertwined with Dubai’s story. his highness, Shiekh Mohammed bin rashid al Maktoum, envisioned in 1998 that the Knowledge Economy will play a big role in the development of Dubai. hence in 2000, we started to build Dubai internet city (Dic), where the world’s best technology companies now have their headquarters in the Middle East. Dic was quickly followed by Dubai Media city (DMc), which quickly became and still is the regional hub of knowledge workers in the media industry. Dubai Knowledge Village (DKV) followed to host companies that provided undergraduate, postgraduate, and continuing education to Dubai’s quickly growing cadre of knowledge workers. tEcoM investments was formed in 2005 to manage a rapidly growing portfolio of business parks. to date, tEcoM continues to develop and operate 11 business parks, including the new fashion, design and luxury hub, Dubai Design District, or d3. With Dubai’s growth accelerating, the time is right for tEcoM investments to embark on a number of initiatives, including d3 and new commercial buildings in line with market demand. tEcoM investments has more projects in the pipeline. To realise the full potential of these opportunies, TECOM encourages financiers to collaborate with us. tEcoM also invites investors and developers to explore opportunities to develop offices, multi-family residences, academic institutions, student accommodation, retail complexes, hotel initiatives, and industry-specific facilities. Join us in investing, realising, and creating the future of Dubai.
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Dubai Internet city, Dubai Media city & Dubai knowledge village are centrally located in prime business areas within easy reach of key transport hubs including Dubai International Airport.
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Dubai Design District (d3) is ideally located close to the Burj Khalifa and Downtown district.
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Dxb Dubai Internet city, Dubai Media city & Dubai knowledge village are centrally located in prime business areas within easy reach of key transport hubs including Dubai International Airport. Dubai Design District (d3) is ideally located close to the Burj Khalifa and Downtown district.
One of the largest nonfree zone developments in Dubai, Dubai Industrial City covers a total area of over 560 million square feet. Home to over 500 companies and a total workforce of 10,000+.
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Investor benefIts • No taxes on personal and corporate income, and full repatriation of capital as per federal law The manufacturing and logistics destination of choice in the Middle East, Dubai Industrial City offers businesses a comprehensive range of world-class infrastructure alongside efficient and costcompetitive services.
A complete industry offering and integrated industrial solution with state-of-the-art infrastructure in a prime location.
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• Duty free reductions on exported goods, benefitting from Free trade Agreements in force across the MEnA region
Dubai Industrial City owns and manages 60 buildings & 691 warehouses with a leasable area of 7 million square feet
• National Industrial Licensing • Duty free imports of machinery, equipment and raw materials for production • Single window facilitation with various government entities
Dubai studio city, Dubiotech, International Media Production Zone, Dubai outsource Zone and Dubai International academic city are all close to the Mohammed Bin Zayed and Emirates Roads, offering excellent connectivity.
ProDuct offerIng Industrial and commercial land on long-term lease: 50 years leasable industrial land for construction of factories and complexes, and 99 year freehold leasable commercial land for construction of hotels and retail infrastructure. storage facilities: 10 million square feet state-of-the-art warehousing and storage facilities for cold, chemical, and general storage as well as light industrial use. open storage yards and showrooms equipped with back side storage.
All business parks are within reach of the Expo 2020 location, Dubai World Central Airport and Jebel Ali Port.
Office Space: over 400,000 square feet spread across four modern buildings in a core-and-shell set up. labour villages: Dedicated buildings with suitable infrastructure, services and entertainment facilities offering model accommodation for 30,500 workers.
Dubai Industrial city is the proposed location for one of Etihad Rail’s main public freight terminals in Dubai.
Warehouses: 7 million square feet of warehouse space with units starting from 5,000 square feet.
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in line with the vision of Dubai’s leadership to create an islamic economy, Dubai industrial city’s primary focus for 2014 will be launch of the halal cluster.
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tEcoM free Zone business Parks consist of nine parks across four knowledge based clusters, catering to the region’s ict, Media, Education & Science sectors. our parks deliver industry specific infrastructures, products and services in line with the needs of our customers, which now numbers over 4,500+ and with a total workforce of over 58,000.
Dubai industrial city (Di) is one of the largest non-free Zones in Dubai, within easy reach of air, sea, road and the new Dubai Expo 2020 site. Di has become a thriving industry hub and is committed to fostering the growth of manufacturing companies in uAE. With over 500 companies and a workforce of over 10,000, it serves as a testament to Dubai industrial City’s offering & quality of delivery.
A beating heart of the Middle East’s design scene, d3 is a purpose-built community dedicated to promoting and nurturing emerging local talent while also providing a creative home to established international design, luxury and fashion brands. furthermore its offices, event spaces, retail outlets, ateliers, design-led hotels, residential spaces, global brand hQs combine for an ecosystem that inspires new ideas in design, fashion and luxury.
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DUBAI DESIGN DISTRICT
Imagine a COMMUNITY where the ordinary is EXTRAORDINARY that hums with Imagine a COMMUNITY CREATIVE ENERGY IMAGINE a COMMUNITY that provides a UNIQUE, AUTHENTIC
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A full around-the-clock calendar of activities ensures d3 offers not just the hard infrastructure required by the creative sectors, but also an engaging holistic lifestyle experience for businesses, residents and visitors alike. Urban Majlis The Urban Majlis is a quarterly platform for dialogue organised by Dubai Design and Fashion Council open to the design and fashion community, in addition to discussing important industry updates and developments. | 18
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THE d3 SMART CITY EXPERIENCE CENTRE The Experience Centre will be an educational and entertaining showcase for d3’s Smart City initiatives. Designed to be highly interactive, its data-rich environment will enable visitors to visualise how d3 uses digital technologies to enhance performance and wellbeing, reduce costs and resource consumption, and engage more effectively and actively with creative workers and residents. Guests can also be invited to view the d3 Command & Control Centre, effectively the ‘brain’ of d3, where rich data streams collected from across the community areas are brought together, monitored, processed and controlled.
How Smart solutions will be integrated in the d3 environment
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All the facilities expected in a worldclass city, including state-of-the-art medical care and a wide range of quality schools and higher education establishments offering multinational curriculums.
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How Global is the Business of Retail Report, 2015, CBRE
Dubai is the fifth-highest performing metropolitan economy in the world, driven by increased trade and tourism
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NORTH The natural home for global, regional and local luxury brands, the North is located just across the Boulevard from d3’s vibrant Waterfront which, when completed, will feature design-led boutique hotels, one-of-a-kind retail concepts and unique dining experiences.
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The buildings in the North are characterised by superior, sophisticated finishes, utilising materials as luxurious and unique as the brands who will be showcased here. Brass, silver and dark walnut combined evokes the sense of luxurious lobbies and exclusive couture houses.
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Doing Business introDuction ethics training IngeboRg Kuyvenhoven
introDuction What am i Doing here? Compliance with laws Prevention cheaper than curing Real Talent will leave That is who we are
http://thefightagainstcorruption.unodc.org/facilitation_payments_corruption/index.htm
taQa’s attituDe to BriBery: zero tolerance
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Why countering BriBery matters?
• Understand what constitutes bribery and the risks • Understand the legal framework How many bribes are paid each year?
More than $1 trillion are paid in bribes in year (source: World Bank Institute)
That means 1 out of every 30$ of GDP in the world is being paid in bribes, and some of the worst affected are the poorer countries.
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“We thought our anti-bribery systems were up to the job….”
Where does bribery happen? IGNORANCE
“If only we’d known that it would be regarded as a bribe….”
PRETENDING ITS NOT A BRIBE
“It was only a helicopter trip and a five-course banquet for him and his partner….”
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“That’s the way things work hereits different…..”
Bribery affects all countries – some of the larger scandals recently have taken pace not in the developing world but in developed countries. Each time a company pays a bribe it is contributing, even in a small way, to perpetuating a system of corruption that embeds poverty and inequality. stopping this supply-side bribery is vital if the fight against corruption is to be successful. Robert Barrington, Executive Director, Transparency International UK
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hoW BriBes are paiD Hospitality or travel expenses may be another route for bribery Example The company pays for the decision maker on a contract, perhaps with his or her family, to go on a lavish holiday described as a training course. Or the company may entertain a buyer frequently and excessively with the aim of grooming the buyer for more substantial bribery.
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Leave the final negotiations to me, you don’t need to know….
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Even charitable donations can be used to disguise bribes Example
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getting through the airport When he passed through the airport, Paul should do three things.
Paul : ‘I have phoned my embassy and they have told me that I need to take your name and position so that I can make a proper record of this payment’ Officer : ‘No you may not. And you are wasting my time. I have other passengers to look after. I’m going to reject your entry unless you pay me right now’
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Give full details of the incident to his company, so that they can try and avoid this situation in future – for example, by joining with other companies that are being harassed in this way, and using the local embassy or consulate to intervene with the local authorities.
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Paul : ‘Ok then, here’s the USD 50. I’m not happy to pay this and will have to pursue the matter further’
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What applies to taQa as ioc operating in kurDistan region of iraQ? • Anti-corruption laws with extra territorial reach: Us Foreign Corrupt Practice act 1977 UK Bribery act 2010 • Iraq Criminal Code No. 111, 1969 • Oil and Gas Law Kurdistan Region refer to corruption in Article 56 SABEH AYOUN RESUME • Corruption Provision in the Atrush PSC
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ROUTE ONE INSPIRATION Via Vittorio Veneto, colloquially called Via Veneto, is one of the most famous, elegant and expensive streets of rome, Italy. The street is named after the Battle of Vittorio Veneto (1918), a decisive Italian Victory of World War I.
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Our Signature
Our collection The VIA VENETO collection consists of a broad range of footwear including sandals, casuals, boots, bags and accessories for every person in the family and for every occasion.
The relationships with our suppliers are second to none and the results of these synergies to develop Signature leathers specific to VIA VENETO is evident every time you touch the shoes.
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ALSIDDIQI HOLDING
BRAND GUIDELINES 2012 UNIFORM 5.9.2 Polo T-shirts
THE IDENTITY ELEMENTS 3.4 Primary Colours
Our corporate colours are a key element of our visual system, they differentiate us in our business category. The technical information in this section is very specific and needs to be followed carefully. Use Pantone colour values when printing solid colours artwork, duetone or monotone. Use CMYK colour values when printing four process colours artwork. Use RGB colour values when producing artwork for digital and screen display purposes.
Al Siddiqi Dark Gray RGB
Pantone® 4625 C 100%
90%
80%
CMYK
R81 G44
B29 C44 M73 Y81
K58
70%
50%
10%
60%
40%
30%
20%
Al Siddiqi Gold
Pantone 7562 C ®
100%
90%
80%
RGB
CMYK
R191 G155 B95 C25 M37 Y72 70%
60%
50%
40%
30%
20%
K2 10%
Al Siddiqi Sand Brown RGB
Pantone® 155 C 100%
90%
80%
CMYK
R233 G206 B162 C0 70%
60%
50%
40%
M12 Y34 30%
20%
K9 10%
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THE IDENTITY ELEMENTS 3.7 English Typography Style
The typographic presentation is an essential part of a brand communication, it has to be applied in a consistent way to establish the brand unique typographic fingerprint. Our corporate typography had been chosen based on our values, to convey the correct brand character. Dax font should be used when designing Al Siddiqi communication in printed media like literature, advertising & stationery.
Optima is our English typeface.
Aa Bb Cc 123 abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ
1234567890 (.,’”;:?!&$@%) AlSiddiqi
“Optima Regular, 20 point”
AlSiddiqi
“Optima Regular, 16 point”
AlSiddiqi
“Optima Regular, 12 point”
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ADVERTISING 5.2.3 Landscape Holding Device - Arabic
When producing AlSiddiqi corporate advertising always follow the specifications provided within this document. They have been carefully considered and should not be altered, as consistency across all corporate communication is vital. Digital artwork for all advertising templates can be found on AlSiddiqi artwork CD ROM supplied with these guidelines.
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THE IDENTITY 2.5 Size & Position
The predefined logo size for the common format will help you to determine the correct logo size for any format, maintain consistency and visibility of our brand. The table below shows the logo measurements for the formats. Logo Minimum size (Measured by the The icon size): Y = 8 mm
Y= 8 mm
Logo Sizing On Common Formats Medium Size A6 DL A5 21X21 Letter Size A4 A3 A2 A1
Long Width 7.3 mm 10 mm 10 mm 15 mm 15 mm 15 mm 21.2 mm 30 mm 42.4 mm
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HOLDING ACTIVITIES
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DIGITAL 5.5.1 Web Design
ALSIDDIQI INDUSTRIAL Alsiddiqi Industrial currently owns and operates the largest garment factory in the gulf. It aims to further develop and expand with other factories that provide manufacturing services in order to supply consumers with everything they need and want. In Alsiddiqi Industrial, only the most cutting edge of technology is utilized and the most skilled of employees are hired; this ensures that all of the products manufactured are able meet the high standards of quality set forth by the company and expected by the consumers. Alsiddiqi Industrial is dedicated to becoming a leader in the industrial sector.
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