MENA GRI

Africa | Real Estate

Third Party Event

04 Nov 2010

MENA GRI 2010 is an exclusive series of discussions for senior players in Real Estate & Hospitality in Middle East & North Africa. MENA GRI 2010 program is currently being put together.

The MENA GRI, Sharm El Sheikh, 4 November 2010, will bring together the leading international players and national decision-makers that are driving the real estate business in the Middle East and North Africa today.

Like all GRI meetings, the MENA GRI 2010 will have no speakers and no panelists, just informal discussions in small groups, where everyone participates equally.

It is a place where senior players talk to each other and build friendships in a setting devoid of selling pressure.

If connecting with industry peers on topics of mutual interest is useful to you, we would be delighted to welcome you.

See you in Sharm El Sheikh

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