April 2011 - Social News

Renovation of old houses project in Budaiya

Al Zayani Group Receives Takween Students

Maserati Sponsors the Nancy Ajram Concert

SUSI Experience

 

 

 

 

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Renovation of old houses project in Budaiya

As part of activities of Rashid Al Zayani Charitable Foundation, twelve homes in Budaiya will be included as the first phase of renovation of old houses project.
 

A contract to renovate five homes has been signed and after the renovation of the 12 homes in Budaiya, the second phase will commence with renovation of other houses in another village.
 

 

 

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Al Zayani Group Receives Takween Students
 


 

Al Zayani Investments Group has received in cooperation with the Ministry of Education, some Commerce and Industrial students who are enrolled in Formative Training Program (Takween), to train and introduce to student various work fields they are expected to join in the future. The students were distributed among different sections in the company according to their specializations.
 

 Training Officer of the Group, Mr. Mohammed Aqeel, commented: “The Company’s management is dedicated to receive trainees from schools and universities studying different majors throughout the year.”
 

It is worth mentioning that the Formative Training Program (Takween) is one of the main programs of Technical and Vocational Education Development Project, for its important role in giving opportunity to know the real work atmosphere and improve skills gained at schools.

 

 

 

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Maserati Sponsors the Nancy Ajram Concert

 

 

Euro Motors, the official Maserati dealer in Bahrain was a proud sponsor of the hugely successful Nancy Ajram concert held at Al-Areen Palace and Spa on the 2nd of December 2010. The star arrived at the stage in a luxurious Maserati Quattroporte in a burst of camera flashes as she took to the stage for her performance.  Three Maserati masterpieces were displayed at the event, the Maserati Quattroporte saloon, the Maserati Granturismo coupe, and the convertible Maserati GranCabrio.

 

 

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SUSI Experience

 

 

Nuha Sulaiman is a very enthusiastic and ambitious woman who got to hear about a life changing program that was funded by the United States Embassy in Bahrain.

The program entitled “the Study of the United States Institute for Student leaders on Women’s Leadership” also known as “SUSI” was mainly concerned with honing and developing women’s leadership.


One day, after getting all the support she needed from her family, friends, co-workers, and from Al Zayani Investments Group, she decided that she should apply for this fruitful program. She will be sharing in brief her enriching experience.

Nuha started by saying …

 

5 participants and I were fortunate enough and were selected for this program. The program was held in the Midwest area of the United States of America in Minneapolis, Minnesota where we were welcomed by a very cold weather.

Prior to starting the program.
 

Like any other person, I was excited yet worried that I wouldn’t fit in that part of the world, but I didn't allow my fear to takeover. I started to immerse myself in the strong passion that I had within so as to learn the finest out this experience, and that was certainly the best decision to take.  Upon landing, I was delighted by the generosity of the American citizens, and that was a good start.

 

And that's how it goes . . . "Leadership skills"

Having to attend all the proactive classes and having to meet all the remarkable women who played a very crucial role in raising women's voice there was more than enough to leave me with a wonderful experience to take back home. The first and foremost thing that I’ve learnt was the importance of viewing people as people and not inferior objects, because bruises heal more quickly than emotional scars. 

One common thing that brings us all down is “Failure”, but here I learnt that failure depends mostly on how you define it and that is what mainly brings us down. We tend to limit ourselves by pinpointing where our downturn starts. To overcome that, I learnt that if I’m not able to accomplish what I want, then it’s just an indication that I need to work harder in order for me to get there.
 

Moreover, I was able to understand the importance of having a supportive system, be it people or quotes or any other way that would get you motivated. As a result, I was able to identify who my support systems were, and that in its own right encouraged me even more to move towards my goal.

  

Last but not least, for the first time I learnt that the state of my heart can change the way I perceive things either by putting them through or by accepting them, and from my leadership perspective I learnt that having my heart at peace is the most important factor that will determine my ability to effectively overcome the challenges that are approaching me as a leader.


Now that the program is over I came to value every little thing that I learnt from this program. I believe that every experience is an education, and as a result I was able to implement all the lessons that I’ve learnt throughout my experience in my daily life. This experience pushed me forward to achieve my long term goals and help me lead my own life without having the need to worry about the challenges that come along with it. Hence, work twice as hard to reach my goals. Moreover, I was inspired by every person who contributed into this program, especially the directors, mentors and supervisors.


"I should be leader rather than follower; and speaker rather than listener, and that is what it takes to become a leader" she said optimistically…

Special thanks to Al Zayani Investments Group for allowing me to participate in this successful experience and hopefully it will help me bring good back to them. 

 

 

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