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Menna Mohab: An IT specialist from Cairo

Kerstin Schweizer
November 9, 2022

Menna Mohab swapped her home city of Cairo for Berlin. Despite a difficult job hunt and burocratic hurdles, the IT specialist recommends that everyone live abroad for a time. Getting out of her own comfort zone opened her eyes to her own abilities.

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Kerstin Schweizer
Kerstin Schweizer Business editor specializing in technology and migration
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