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Eugenio ,

Thanks for taking the time to share your thoughts with us
on the subject of WORLD GOA DAY events  in the Middle 
East.

I believe that as you have been in  those countries lately , you 
could assist us by putting in a good word on our behalf to 
those many friends you have left behind.Encourage them 
to JOIN the Goans world wide in celebrating 
WORLD GOA DAY

Please promote World Goa Day , 
a day of GOAN SOLIDARITY. 

Thanks 

rene barreto
www.goaday.com
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Eugene Correia" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, June 25, 2004 9:28 AM
Subject: [Goanet]Re: World Goa Day
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>
> Why nothing of WGD is heard in the United Arab
> Emirates. Not sure if Kuwait, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia,
> and Oman, which have lot of Goans, are doing anything
> to celebrate this event.
> Dubai has the Goan Cultural Society, an organization
> has seen the re-election of its executive committee.
> Seems there is no initiative from the organization or
> may the committee feels Dubai is too "work-centric"
> that people have no time for such things.
> It's a waste of time and effort if any organization or
> people put up a show or some sort of cultural
> happening to mark the day and very few people turn up.
> Goa is too close to Dubai and many Goans make a yearly
> trip to their homeland. Hence, the appeal of a Goa
> World Day may not really sink into their hearts and
> minds. This is my feeling, but long-time residents in
> the UAE may have different explanations.
> I am told that at least during summer those working in
> hotels have "freer" time. Summer is low season for the
> tourist industry.
>
> Eugene Correia
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