Green World International Nigeria Branch organized a seven-day cultural exploration trip for 29 outstanding distributors. The destinations were Doha, the capital of Qatar, and Kigali, the capital of Rwanda. The event officially kicked off on August 19th and concluded on August 26th.
In the context of restricted visas for Nigerian citizens traveling to Dubai, Green World International Nigeria Branch chose to modify its plan and led 29 outstanding distributors on a cultural exploration trip to Qatar and Rwanda. The trip was led by team leader, Ms. Ngozi.
The team set off from Lagos on August 19th and arrived in Kigali the next day (Kigali is not only the political, economic and cultural center of Rwanda, but also the country's transportation hub). During their stay in Rwanda, the members stayed at the local TheMirror Hotel and visited cultural and historical sites of significance, including the Rwanda Genocide Memorial, Nyandungu Ecological Park, and Kimironko Market.
On August 22nd, the team returned from Kigali to Doha (Doha is the capital and largest city of the Arab country of Qatar in the Middle East), and checked into the Central Inn hotel. In the following days, they successively participated in activities such as city tour of Doha, visit to modern landmarks, and desert safari, covering the Islamic Art Museum, Katara Cultural Village, National Library, Chieftain Museum and several large shopping centers.
This journey has been meticulously planned, covering cultural experiences and leisure sightseeing. Through on-site visits and immersive experiences, the international perspectives of participants had been broadened while the team cohesion and collaboration awareness were also enhanced.
The delegation of Green World International Nigeria Branch arrived in Lagos safely from Doha in the early hours of August 26th, bringing this trip to a successful conclusion.
