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Dear Hamza Thanks, and I agree with you. Ibrahim -----Original Message----- From: Electronic Digital Information Systems [mailto:edisco@palnet.com] Sent: Monday, April 16, 2001 11:01 AM To: Ibrahim Barham Cc: board@p-i-s.com; board@pita-palestine.org Subject: RE: Training Offer Dear Ibrahim & Ahmad; I do not understand what Pita has to do with Students, or just 400+ people from Academic & Private sector. If the private sector is involved, then we, as Pita, should get involved. I do not believe that there is a conflict of interest here. Why should we turn this generous offer down? If we do, someone will misuse this opportunity. We should benefit out of it (as a Private Sector). These courses are introductory (computer literacy) and not professional, and our members (Training Centres) should realize that. Also, it should be open for all private sector and not only IT. Hamza Najjar From: "Ibrahim Barham" <ibrahim_barham@safad.com> To: "Ahmed Abumarzouq" <ahmed@p-i-s.com>, <Abudaka@pita-palestine.org> Copies to: <board@p-i-s.com>, <board@pita-palestine.org> Subject: RE: Training Offer Date sent: Sun, 15 Apr 2001 18:38:47 +0300 [ Double-click this line for list subscription options ] Dear Ahmad We have to be careful of those firms who are doing training services, they might find it as a conflict of interest. So, I do recommend not to do it although I am sure that the private sector training centers are not able to do it since it might be subsidized. Regards, Ibrahim -----Original Message----- From: Ahmed Abumarzouq [mailto:ahmed@p-i-s.com] Sent: Sunday, April 15, 2001 6:02 PM To: Abudaka@pita-palestine.org Cc: board@p-i-s.com; board@pita-palestine.org Subject: Training Offer An NGO wants to train 400+ students on various applications Windows, excel and so one. Should I post it directly to members or send it to you to post it. thanks Best Regards Ahmed Abumarzouq, CPA President & CEO Palestinian Internet Services WWW.P-I-S.COM Tel: +(970) 8 2843197 Fax: +(970) 8 2843377 Some countries are still using the Israeli Code 972 <- Previous Message | Next Message -> Thread Index |