Distant roots, local residence in Ingolstadt?
In the heart of Ingolstadt, Germany, a vibrant meeting point for people with Turkish, Arabic, or Pakistani roots, known as "Barg Supermarket", is playing a significant role in the local community. The supermarket's manager, Muneeb Ahmad, is one of three migrant entrepreneurs whose stories are shaping the city's economy and community.
Muneeb Ahmad, a Director of a centre and an alumnus known for achievements in technical and engineering roles, has been living in Germany since 2015. Originally from Peshawar, he has gained the trust of his customers through his commitment to quality and patience. At "Barg Supermarket", he ensures his customers find familiar items from home, making the supermarket a comforting beacon for many.
In the upcoming August issue of the publication, we will also feature Alihan Kizilirmak, a jeweler, and Imad Al Sharbaji, a fashion designer and tailor, both hailing from Syria. Their stories are yet to be told, but their presence in the city is undeniably impactful.
The article is part of the "Local News" section and will also be included in the "Newsletter". It is published on the website and can be picked up at over 1,200 distribution points in the region starting from the end of July. The publication date for the online version is not specified.
The article aims to shed light on how migrant entrepreneurs like Muneeb Ahmad, Alihan Kizilirmak, and Imad Al Sharbaji are shaping the city, not just economically, but also socially and culturally. Uli Linder, another one of the three entrepreneurs featured, is also making a significant impact in the city's innovation ecosystem.
While the specifics of their collective impact on the city are not yet fully documented, it is clear that these migrant entrepreneurs are making a difference in Ingolstadt. Further research and focused information sources are needed to provide a comprehensive analysis of their impact on the city.
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- The journalist will delve into the business ventures of Alihan Kizilirmak, a jewelry designer, and Imad Al Sharbaji, a fashion designer, in the upcoming August issue of the publication, exploring how their small-businesses in finance (jewelry and fashion) are transforming the city's economy and culture.
- Uli Linder, another migrant entrepreneur showcased in the article, is also disrupting the city's finance sector by contributing significantly to its innovation ecosystem through his entrepreneurship endeavors.
