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Zhu Su· 2025-09-21 06:36
Chinese Mauritians are one of the most impressive diaspora groups. Literally banned from owning land for generations, so they ran horseracing and associated betting on those races to accumulate 30% of the country’s wealth with 2% of population. Married Indian women also. ...
Indonesia’s Global Talent: Why Diaspora Matters | Primawan Satrio Bindono | TEDxJakarta
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-12 15:31
[Musik] Ketika kita ngomongin job market, either di Indonesia atau di negara manapun, sebenarnya ketika teman-teman mau anggaplah keterima kerja gitu ya, apa sih yang menyebabkan teman-teman tuh bisa terima kerja. Teman-teman mungkin mikirnya skill oke, IPK oke, pengalaman oke. Tapi saya sebagai rekruter yang biasa saya lihat kalau apa ya misalnya pertimbangan seorang kandidat itu keterima atau tidak, faktor besarnya itu adalah seberapa banyak pesaing yang melamar ke satu lawangan pekerjaan tersebut.Kita li ...
Building a Team Beyond Borders | Hamdan Hamedan | TEDxJakarta
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-12 15:30
[Musik] Pada Mei 2022, seorang pria keturunan Indonesia asal Belanda sedang duduk seorang diri di lobi Hotel Sultan. Sinar matanya memancarkan harapan. Darah Indonesia mengalir di badannya.Dia memegang sebuah map putih. Tidak, dia tidak sedang melamar pekerjaan. Dia sedang melamar kewarganegaraan.Namanya Sandy Walls, pemain sepak bola di KFM Michelin Belgia. Dan dia ingin membela timnas Indonesia. Sandy berkata kepada saya, "Pakan, sudah 5 tahun saya menyatakan niat saya untuk membela timnas Indonesia. Suda ...
La Mauritanie se construit avec chacun de nous | Sosso Bamba | TEDxNouakchott
TEDx Talks· 2025-08-28 16:40
Cultural Context and Values - The speaker's upbringing in a Mauritanian family in France emphasized the importance of tea as a ritual of sharing, transmission, and connection, with each serving representing different stages of dialogue and relationship [1][2] - The speaker was raised with a strong connection to Mauritania through family letters, stories, and cultural expressions like Gandaiga and Diabida, instilling a sense of belonging and responsibility [3][4] - The speaker's parents emphasized the value of education as a powerful tool and instilled the philosophy of Sonicaru, which encompasses solidarity, mutual aid, dignity, and generosity [7][8] Personal Journey and Motivation - The speaker, Soso Sidibé, a specialist in human resources and economic development with over 15 years of experience, returned to Mauritania after living in Paris to contribute to the country's development [5][6][9] - The speaker aims to honor her parents by giving back to Mauritania and participating in its development, emphasizing the importance of engaging in the country's progress [9][10] - A family carnet (notebook) served as a crucial link to the "real" Mauritania, educating the speaker about the country's history, family lineage, and the impact of the diaspora [11][12] Diaspora and National Development - The diaspora plays a vital role in Mauritania's development, contributing to the construction of infrastructure like hospitals, dispensaries, and mosques [13] - The speaker believes that Mauritania's future depends on the collective effort of its people, including men, women, children, and those who have passed away [14] - The speaker envisions a future for Mauritania that is great, strong, powerful, innovative, rich, and deeply humane, emphasizing the importance of transmitting values and responsibilities to future generations [17]