2. Mission S.O.I.L. Yourself is an organization aimed to revitalize Tunisian agriculture through urban farming. We are gathering community members to work towards creating new methods to develop necessary nutrients for a healthy Tunisian Community. We firmly believe that every community around the world deserves a chance at an affordable healthy/organic lifestyle.

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4. Business Etiquette Dos Make an appointment Be on time – it reflects your attitude to work and reliability Meet your deadlines Establish personal relationships with co-workers Exchange business cards and only accept with the right hand or both hands Dress formally and women dress modestly Don’ts Argue or have a confrontation in public, it is highly offensive Be upset by privileges and favoritism – it is common Schedule business meetings during the holy month of Ramadan Be surprised if an agreement made within a meeting is not fulfilled afterwards

5. Gestures & Body Language Dress code is important for women - women usually have their arms covered to wrists and shirts go up to neck Avoid taking photographs near political or military sites Point your foot at something or show an extended middle finger Bring a gift if you are invited to somebody’s house and take off your shoes Refer to people as “Monsieur” or “Madame” with their last name

6. Travel Advisories General threat from terrorism Don’t ever travel to the southern border areas without a local guide The further south the more conservative Certain desert areas bordering Algeria and southern military zones cannot be entered into unless you have permission from Tunisian authorities