2019-04-17 11:00:00
RUSSIA, DUBAI INVESTMENT
ENA - The investment incentives provided by Dubai government and the business opportunities up for grabs on the horizon were the crux of a meeting officials of the Dubai Land Department, DLD, had with a Russian delegation who participated in the recently concluded Annual Investment Meeting 2019.
The meeting occasioned a review of the DLD's sectors and the procedures as well as the mechanisms used in the registration and regulations.
The delegation was comprised of 50 real estate developers and representatives of Russian financial institutions, who hailed the investment-conducive environment in the emirate and expressed delight at having participated in the Forum, which they said allowed them to explore investment opportunities in Dubai.
They met with H.H. Sheikh Mohammed bin Khalifa Al Maktoum, Chairman of DLD, along with Sultan Butti Bin Mejren, Director-General of DLD.
"We were keen during the meeting to highlight the government incentives provided to investors and the high investment returns they can generate in Dubai's real estate sector," said Bin Mejren.
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