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(A curious mistake by a "Master in Safety Engineering".)

If you are serious about finding a job in Germany, you must mention your level of language skills: B2 or better C1 are required for most jobs!

    I am an experienced Logistics and Supply Chain Manager with over five years of expertise in managing large-scale logistics operations, particularly in the oil and gas industry. I hold two Master’s degrees: one in Safety Engineering, with a focus on logistics, transportation, and supply chain management from the University of Genova, and another in Industrial Engineering from IAUN University. I am fluent in Persian and English and am currently learning German to enhance my communication skills. I have a proven track record of optimizing transportation routes, reducing costs, and improving delivery efficiency. Proficient in SAP, Oracle, Excel, Python, and other industry tools, I am seeking new opportunities in Germany(preferably in the English language) to further my career in logistics and supply chain management.***    .      -@mohamadalifarokhpor

Sounds like high qualifications but most likely any fitting jobs are going to expect B2 or C1 level of German. And why Germany? It does NOT have a large oil or gas industry. Maybe Norway or the UK if you are looking in Europe. Or maybe your skills translate better to some kind of related industry where there are more opportunities. Look at international job websites with German listings. This should give you an overview of what might be available.