"Tolerance" is not only the acceptance that people, as diverse they may be, have the right to be as they are and to live in peace together. Tolerance - in the context of business - is also the recognition that to get what you want, you have to give something in return. (Begum Aga Khan)

"Tolerance" is not only the acceptance that people, as diverse they may be, have the right to be as they are and to live in peace together. Tolerance - in the context of business - is also the recognition that to get what you want, you have to give something in return.

Begum Aga Khan

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