Hindi Language and Business Etiquette (Elementary Course) at ICPE

India is the largest ICPE member state (by population) as well as one of the founding countries of the Center. The collaboration between the ICPE host country, Slovenia and India is increasing rapidly and in this regard ICPE will offer to Slovenian business community and interested public, in cooperation with the Embassy of India a Hindi Language and Business Etiquette Course.

The elementary course will be held by professor Arun Prakash Mishra, Ph.D, India who has more than 33 years of teaching experience of Hindi language at many prestigious universities in India as well as abroad, including the University of Ljubljana. Prof Dr Mishra has published more than 15 books and over 50 scientific, pedagogical and research papers up to date.

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The lectures will take place at ICPE, Dunajska 104, 1000 Ljubljana. A three-month course,  twice a week for two hours each (2 x 45 mins) will begin in April 2014. The schedule of the course will be flexible and adapted to the availability of the participants.

After the conclusion of the course participants will be awarded with a certificate issued by the Embassy of India.

If you wish to receive further information about the Hindi Language and Business Etiquette course or if you would be interested in attending a different level of the Hindi language course, please leave your contact information to our Project Manager, Ms Dora Klar: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. .

ICPE has commemorated the 99th birthday of Academician Dr Anton Vratuša, Honorary President of the ICPE Council

On Wednesday, 19 February 2014, ICPE Team has commemorated the 99^th birthday of Academician Dr Anton Vratuša, Honorary President of the ICPE Council and the founding father of the Center. ICPE Team wishes for the strongest health, continuous positivism, new ideas and many years to come was endorsed and accompanied by the well-known Slovenian violinist Miha Pogačnik with short inspirational musical performance.

(from left) Mr Miha Pogačnik, Mr Janez Podobnik, ICPE Acting Director General and Dr Anton Vratuša, Honorary President of the ICPE Council

Mr Pogačnik highlighted that music has the magic where people can listen to the future. The performance focused on three pollarity challenges of the modern society, in particular how different disciplins can creatively come together, how life can be enriched through vibrant inclusion of diverse cultures and lastly How to bridge wisdom and the fire of the will among generations. At the end, Academician Dr Vratuša has fully agreed to the note by Mr Pogačnik that the most important in all organisations and business is growth from within, patience and balance and listening to each other ideas and proposals.