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21 juin 2007
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J'ai accepté la mission qui consiste à former pendant cinq jours à Islamabad une quinzaine d'ingénieurs pakistanais aux nouvelles technologies. La préparation du voyage ne se fait pas sans quelques heurts. Obtenir un visa, cela est relativement simple. Le problème survient lorsqu'un manager quelquepart en Europe me propose de diminuer mon séjour à Islamabad pour des questions de sécurité. Je dois réduire mon séjour de sept à quatre jours. Islamabad menace de réduire le contrat à néant (celui-ci prévoit d'autres cycles de formation). Recul du management. On me demande d'être particulièrement vigilant. J'embarque enfin pour Islamabad en passant par Muscat dans le sultanat d'Oman. Capitalisme sauvage? Les éléves sont conviés à travailler samedi et dimanche afin de limiter leur absence de leur entreprise respective. Voici un extrait des règles de conduites que Shahid me fait parvenir d'Islamabad.
WELCOME TO PAKISTAN
Hello,
Mr. G. T.,
We invite your attention to the following:
As per government of Pakistan regulations, you are not permitted to bring any hard drinks into Pakistan.
I will personally receive you at Islamabad airport. I will be waiting for you in the arrival area and transport company's driver will be standing close to the arrival exit displaying your name. Please open my Photograph in attached file for identification.
If you have any over sized luggage, which cannot fit into the boot/trunk of the car then please inform us prior to departure from your country for necessary arrangement.
Islamabad--Minimum 30 degree C, Maximum 42 degree C
We work Monday thru Friday, our weekend is Saturday and Sunday. Our office hours are 08:30 to 17:00 hours, flexi lunch break is for 45 minutes from 13:00 to 13:45.
You are requested to exercise the following precautions:
1. Have your meals at the Hotel only.
2. Keep sight of your briefcase/luggage
3. For any necessary personal travel, please use hotel "RENT-A- CAR".
A) Tips from Medical Adviser
1. Drink bottled Mineral Water during your stay.
2. Avoid cold platters, Salads and Dressings specially where raw Eggs have been used. Cream and Ice Cream are suspect to better avoid.
3. Take hot freshly cooked food and fresh fruits.
WELCOME TO PAKISTAN
Hello,
Mr. G. T.,
We invite your attention to the following:
As per government of Pakistan regulations, you are not permitted to bring any hard drinks into Pakistan.
I will personally receive you at Islamabad airport. I will be waiting for you in the arrival area and transport company's driver will be standing close to the arrival exit displaying your name. Please open my Photograph in attached file for identification.
If you have any over sized luggage, which cannot fit into the boot/trunk of the car then please inform us prior to departure from your country for necessary arrangement.
Islamabad--Minimum 30 degree C, Maximum 42 degree C
We work Monday thru Friday, our weekend is Saturday and Sunday. Our office hours are 08:30 to 17:00 hours, flexi lunch break is for 45 minutes from 13:00 to 13:45.
You are requested to exercise the following precautions:
1. Have your meals at the Hotel only.
2. Keep sight of your briefcase/luggage
3. For any necessary personal travel, please use hotel "RENT-A- CAR".
A) Tips from Medical Adviser
1. Drink bottled Mineral Water during your stay.
2. Avoid cold platters, Salads and Dressings specially where raw Eggs have been used. Cream and Ice Cream are suspect to better avoid.
3. Take hot freshly cooked food and fresh fruits.
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