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Indian Communication style

English is one of the fifteen official languages in India and is the only one which is universally spoken by the educated sections of society. English is deemed to be neutral and does not carry any of the regional connotations which cause so much friction in Indian political life. Therefore, many Indians speak excellent, almost perfect English and it would be unusual to meet any business person engaged in international trade who was unable to converse in the language. As with many Asians, Indians find it very difficult to say 'no' - feeling that to do so would be offensive and lead to difficult ongoing relationships. Thus, when faced with disagreement, you are likely to encounter vagueness and lack of commitment. Answers such as, 'We'll try' or 'Yes, but it may prove difficult' should be viewed with great suspicion and will probably mean 'no'. The danger is that you will be told what people think you want to hear, rather than any unpalatable trut

FOOTWEAR MARKET MIDDLE EAST.

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According to a new market report published by Transparency Market Research “ Industrial Protective Footwear Market - Middle East Industry Analysis, Trend, Size, Share and Forecast, 2014 - 2020 ,” the   middle east industrial protective footwear market   was valued at USD 218.7 million in 2013, which is expected to reach USD 432.4 million by 2020; growing at a CAGR of 10.4% from 2014 to 2020.  Increasing awareness of workplace safety, government regulations and rapid industrial development are the major factors driving the demand for industrial protective footwear in Europe. Apart from this, increasing labor force is also fuelling the demand for industrial protective footwear. The government regulations in the Middle East are expected to have an impact over the industrial protective footwear market in the forecast period.  The large potential of industrial protective footwear market in developing countries such as UAE, Bahrain, Kuwait and Saudi Arabia is expected to attract ne