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Emire Khidayer

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Emíre Khidayer
Born1971
Piešťany, Slovakia
Occupationdiplomat, entrepreneur, writer
LanguageArabic, English, Slovak
NationalitySlovak
CitizenshipSlovak Republic
EducationMgr., PhD.
Alma materComenius University
Website
khidayer.com

Emire Khidayer (born 1971, Piešťany) is a Slovak diplomat, entrepreneur and writer. She authored several radio series and appeared as a guest in various Arabic, Czech and Slovak television[1] and radio shows.[2] She studied at Comenius University in Bratislava with major in Arabic, English and Islamic studies, and graduated with a doctorate in Arabic studies. Her study in this field continued with scholarship at Ain Shams University in Cairo.

Diplomatic work

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Entrepreneurship

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  • managing director of the GCWare Middle East company in Dubai Internet City with reach in Oman, Saudi Arabia and Syria. Company offers products in the field of traffic informative systems, systems for vehicle parks, solutions regarding safety of pipeline installation and other.[4]
  • her professional activity in Slovakia included mainly work in the field of IT and telecommunications, currently she also runs a publishing company ROTRA.

Works

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Linguistics articles and translations

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  • Proposal for the Transcription of Arabic Words into Slovak.[5]
  • translations of Egyptian authors to Slovak

Radio series

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  • 2005 - Radio Twist Bratislava - series Cesta po arabskom svete (Journey via Arab world)
  • 2012
    • 5-parts series of stories Príbehy zo Sumhuramu (Tales from Sumhuram) for Slovak Radio
    • travel 5-parts series In Arabic for Slovak Radio (Oman, Jemen, Morocco, Sudan, Holidays make us closer)

Books

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  • Arabic world - other planet?, in Slovak: Arabský svet – Iná planéta? (2009 a 2012), in Czech: Arabský svět - jiná planeta? (2011)[6]
  • Tales from Sumhuram (2012), in Slovak: Príbehy zo Sumhuramu 2010,[7]
  • Life in Arabic, in Slovak: Život po arabsky (2010), in Czech: Život po arabsku (2012), in Polish: Zicie po arabsku (2013)[8]
  • Dubai secrets, in Slovak: Dubajské tajomstvá, in Czech: Taje Dubaje (both books was published in 2013 in the author's publishing company ROTRAN)[9]

References

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  1. ^ "Chat: Emire Khidayer — Sama doma". Česká televize. Retrieved 28 January 2024.
  2. ^ "Emíre Khidayer, spisovatelka a bývalá diplomatka". 29 November 2013.
  3. ^ "Diplomatka OSN Emire Khidayer o kríze migrantov: Prečo utečenci nechcú ísť k Arabom?". 21 September 2015.
  4. ^ "GCWare Middle East takes an active role in the vivid Middle East geospatial market and presents at the exhibition within the Map Middle East 2007 conference".
  5. ^ "časopis pre výskum slovenského jazyka" (PDF). savba.sk (in Slovak).
  6. ^ "Kniha Arabský svět - jiná planeta? - Emíre Khidayer | Kniha.cz - slevy až 20 %". Archived from the original on 21 April 2016. Retrieved 23 February 2016.
  7. ^ Tales from Sumhuram. ROTRAN. 20 November 2012.
  8. ^ "Prószyński i S-ka". Archived from the original on 15 March 2016. Retrieved 23 February 2016.
  9. ^ Products khidayer.com [permanent dead link]
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