UAE Ambassador attends Cyprus Investment Opportunities Conference.

Sun 27/11/2016
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Abdulwahab Nasser Al Najjar, Ambassador of the UAE to Cyprus, has attended the "Cyprus Investment Opportunities Conference".

Held under the patronage of Marios Demetriades, the Minister of Transport, Communications and Works of Cyprus, the conference attracted a number of top government officials and CEOs, and a group of businessmen and investors from foreign and Arab countries including the UAE.

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