Aligarh Muslim University Organizes Extension Lecture on Global Business Communication

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AMU Organizes Extension Lecture on Global Business Communication

ALIGARH February 24: The Department of Business Administration, Faculty of Management Studies and Research, Aligarh Muslim University, hosted an extension lecture titled “Decoding the Cultural Symphony: Mastering Global Business Communication” at the Frank & Debbie Islam Management Complex. The session aimed to equip students with essential insights into effective communication strategies in a globalized business landscape, with a focus on cultural understanding in professional interactions.

The event was hosted by Arefa Tanveer, a first-year MBA student, who introduced the distinguished speakers, Mr. Ehteshamul Haque, Director, Asia Pacific, Digital Control Inc., USA, and Mr. Faiz Ahmad, Principal Consultant, India and Middle East, Sekisui Chemical Co. Ltd.

In her welcome address, Prof. Ayesha Farooq, Dean, Faculty of Management Studies and Research, highlighted the significance of global communication skills in today’s evolving business environment. She emphasized how cultural intelligence can enhance professional success on an international stage.

Mr. Haque elaborated on the critical role of cultural nuances in shaping communication styles, decision-making processes, and business relationships. His discussion encompassed key cultural theories, rhetorical differences, rapid cultural adaptation, long-term collaboration, and the increasing importance of virtual teams in a digitally connected world. He also provided comparative insights into business communication practices in India, China, and the USA, offering students a broader understanding of global business interactions.

The session concluded with an engaging Q&A segment, where students actively participated in discussions on cross-cultural communication challenges and strategies for effective collaboration in multinational environments.

Delivering the concluding remarks, Prof. Parvaiz Talib emphasized the importance of reserving judgment and fostering direct engagement when interacting with people from diverse cultural backgrounds.

The vote of thanks was presented by Rafey Nizam, a first-year MBA student, who acknowledged the valuable contributions of the speakers, faculty members, and attendees in making the event a success.

The extension lecture provided an enriching experience for students, reinforcing AMU’s commitment to fostering globally competent professionals with a deep understanding of cross-cultural communication dynamics.

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