The situation is urgent. For several months, Kenya has been suffering from a drought considered the worst in 40 years. Almost 6.4 million people were in desperate need of assistance in 2023, 67% of them children.  Whilst the need for water has increased, some boreholes have run dry. Others have deteriorated, requiring repair or upgrades … Continued

Finding a place to live and understanding transportation, as well as dealing with bureaucratic obligations such as opening a bank account, registering their address, and getting their children enrolled in school are only a few of the many tasks that expats face – and all of that in a foreign culture and language. Companies have … Continued

The watchmaking industry came together in the Genevan town of Plan-les-Ouates from 12 to 14 October 2023 for Autour du temps (Around the Clock). The exhibition showcased the full range of watchmaking skills and expertise. A total of 30 companies from the sector were present, including Rolex, Piaget and Patek, and the organisers arranged almost … Continued

How did you become part of the MOBILITAS team? I was working as an internal auditor for Caterpillar in 1998, constantly travelling internationally, which left little time to balance my private and professional life. For a long time, I’d been drawn to foreign countries, so I started looking for an expatriate position. I came across … Continued

In 2018, Executive Relocations earned a Gold rating from EcoVadis, and in 2021 the company’s CSR policy reached the pinnacle of recognition, with a Platinum rating. This ranks them among the top 1% of companies in the world – a prestigious position granted by the world’s largest and most reliable sustainability and CSR rating organisation. … Continued

That’s before you face those tricky questions from finance. If you’re just beginning to wonder whether outsourcing is for you, you won’t have reached that step yet. Which is good. Because, before you do you need to know if it’s the right answer.   Five signs to outsource your global mobility programme In this piece, … Continued

With gangs gaining a foothold and the number of major crimes setting “new records”, the UN warns that many Haitians are living in a climate of unprecedented danger. Against this backdrop, AGS is helping motivated young Haitians better their lives through learning. Since opening its doors in Port-au-Prince in 2012, AGS Haiti has built a … Continued

Initial inspection and challenges During the initial inspection, a number of major alterations were noted, including a non-original binding in paper on board, broken seams, tears, gaps and ink stains on certain pages. Faced with these challenges, our craftsmen implemented a meticulous restoration process, aiming to revive the incunabulum’s originality and significance.   Meticulous restoration … Continued

Before being a friend of the king, Brother Guérin, born in 1157, was first and foremost a knight of the Order of Saint John of Jerusalem. In 1187, during the Crusades, he took part in the Battle of Tiberias under the command of Garnier de Naplouse. As Keeper of the Seals (Garde des Sceaux) and … Continued