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custom of giving and receiving gifts
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Middle East
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Gifts are exchanged on various social occasions and it's customary to highly praise the gift and express reluctance before accepting it
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gift giving
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Middle Eastern countries
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Gift giving is a common way to show hospitality, and refusal may be seen as impolite.
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gift giving
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Middle Eastern countries
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Gift giving is a common practice with an emphasis on thoughtfulness and respect for traditions
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gift giving in business
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Middle Eastern countries
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Business gift giving is common and seen as an important way to show respect and build relationships in business.
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gift-giving
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Middle East
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Gift-giving is an important part of building business relationships
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gift-giving in business
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Middle East
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In business, giving gifts may be viewed with suspicion as it can be seen as an attempt to influence decisions or gain favor.
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gift-giving in the workplace
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Middle East
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Common and encouraged as a gesture of goodwill and respect, particularly during religious and cultural festivals, and as a way to strengthen business relationships.
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gifts
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Middle Eastern cultures
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Giving and receiving gifts is an important aspect of building and maintaining relationships, and refusing a gift can be seen as disrespectful.
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giving cash as a gift
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Middle East
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Generally discouraged as it can be seen as a symbol of financial need or lack of generosity.
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presentation of gifts
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Middle Eastern countries
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Gifts are usually presented with both hands and may be refused a few times before accepting as a sign of politeness and humility.
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wedding gift-giving
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Middle East
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Gold and silver are commonly given as wedding gifts.
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