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Infographic: Visualizing the World's Busiest Ports Every day, millions of tons of goods pass through ports to get to their end consumers. Here are the world's busiest ports, and how numbers have changed.

I had the honor to be invited by in Sweden as a to address and Behavioral Science In Architectural Project Management. Thank you, Malmö University, for this opportunity and most importantly, I want to express my gratitude to my guests for making my special day more special by your presence, your engagement, and giving me some of your precious time to learn more about in the workplace. I have no doubt that you will be the whom we are all waiting for. Good Luck to you in your endeavors.

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May the spirit of Eid bring you all the joy, health and happiness unto you and your beloved ones. Eid Mubarak!

Wishing you a happy and safe Easter!

Vasilopita, pronounced vah-see-LO-pee-tah, is the Greek lucky new year’s cake that has a coin/lucky charm hidden in it and is cut at each house. It is tradition for each family to have their own vasilopita and a piece is cut for each family member. If the coin is in your piece you supposedly have good luck for the rest of the year.
Following this tradition, we, at the Monarch family, cut our Vasilopita, for the new year, wishing and hoping for a Happy new Year, with health and prosperity for our members and for all the world! The lucky winner of this year’s pita, is our beloved Baret Kouyoumdjian, who found the coin at his piece. It was literally a piece of cake!
Of course, we were not able to be in full house, as for lockdown reasons, some of our members are sparse in different parts of the world, but don’t worry guys, we ate your pieces of cake which was amazingly tasty!
From all of us, Themis, Baret, Smaro, Pambos, Anthi, Demetra, Antony, George, Iacovos, Fanos, Yannis, Abood, Raj, Hashmath, Vipin and me, our best wishes for the new year, for all of our friends, partners and customers!

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From all of us, to all of you!