Moon Seong-hwan: Middle East Stories CEOs Want to Know

The book is of interest to the Middle East but has no particular business connections or business ties, but it has been made with the people who want a more comprehensive view of the Middle Eastern, especially entrepreneurs. And of course, it's understandable to the general public. That's how you define the title of your book in the sense that each is the CEO of his life. The writer was not a Middle Eastern expert, a diplomat, and he studied the economy, but he could work in the Middle East three times with coincidence and fate. This allowed us to observe the rise and fall of Korean and international pollinators in the Middle East. In the process, it was thought that the failure of the trade with the Middle East could be reduced by a comprehensive view of failure, not just economic variables, but cultural and Arab variables, such as Islam and Arab culture, or geopolitical variables surrounding the Middle Ages. The narrow minds that are willing to achieve their performance in terms of economic impact at least do not work in Middle Eastern businesses. So, in a diplomatic view that we have been doing comprehensively, and also observed, of corporate overseas activities, it is worth taking up the current task of the Middle East and its corporations. The Middle East has not played a small role in the economic development of our country, and we are sympathetic. Yet, the level of interest and knowledge in the Middle East in general in society is not as good as our national power or our economic dependence on foreign countries. Last November, Saudi Muhammad Binsalman repeated a pattern of burning and fading, as is the domestic opinion shown in Saudi King's presence.

Korean title: CEO가 알고 싶은 중동이야기

Korean author: 문성환

Korean publisher: 박영사

ISBN-13: 9791130318899