Bring People Together - the Power of Interaction. Senegal, part 2 of 2.
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- Dec 9, 2022
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Welcome to Senegal, the country of Terangi (hospitality), Africa's westernmost country that has successfully established a democratic government and international partnership. Its capital Dakar remains one of Africa's most important ports and an economic and cultural center for all of West Africa. Whether you are visiting the country as a tourist or on business, you will find it welcoming and stimulating. Playing this diversophy® game will give you a brief and informative introduction to the land of Senegal and its diverse peoples. You'll learn about their way of life, values and practices, as well as some of the challenges you will face when coming to Senegal or working with its people abroad.
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