Ambassador opens 'Amar Ya Masr' Fair for Real Estate in Kuwait
Ambassador opens 'Amar Ya Masr' Fair for Real Estate in Kuwait
Kuwait City - MENA
Egyptian Ambassador to Kuwait Yasser Atef inaugurated on Thursday the 16th round of the Egyptian Fair for Real Estate (Amar Ya Masr).
The three-day fair is organized by the General Organization for International Exhibitions and Fairs and a private company.
The opening was attended by Kuwait’s Assistant Undersecretary for Commercial Supervision and consumer protection department Eid Al Rashidi and a number of Egyptian and Kuwaiti media figuers.
In exclusive statements to MENA, the ambassador said that the fair is considered a great opportunity for Egyptian expatriates and Kuwaiti citizens to review the real estate projects in the Egyptian market.
During the inauguration, Atef asserted that the Egyptian government is keen to boost Gulf investments in Egypt.
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