Global Migration & Wealth Mobility MENA

The Middle East | Legal Framework

Third Party Event

08 Jun 2020 - 09 Jun 2020

  • Keep up to date on industry developments to identify the most suitable programmes to meet your clients’ needs.
  • Gain hands-on practical skills and crucial insight into what to expect from each application process, from minimum investment and property development opportunities, to processing times and benefits.
  • Hear directly from immigration and wealth management experts on what they are looking for and the challenges they face, and learn how you can provide them with the best value proposition.
  • Through our geographically focused sessions, identify global opportunities for investment to help guide and inform your clients.
  • Meet with the region’s migration and wealth management leaders and specialists to create new partnership opportunities.
     

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