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The Canadian Counsel & Senior Commercial Candidate inaugurates exhibition for "Shane Baghai" in Dubai

The largest luxury building company in North America aims to market their real estate property to ME investors

Dubai: February 8, 2003, Her excellency, Counsel of Canada and the Supreme Commercial Candidate; Ms. Ann R. Grace, inaugurated this morning the Real Estate Exhibition held by "Shane Baghai" Company at Fairmont Hotel, Dubai. The company aims to promote its luxury construction projects in the Canadian City of Toronto. The exhibition will end tomorrow Sunday, 9th of February.

"Shane Baghai" is the largest custom home builders in North America, and deals in the construction and marketing of buildings. They have won numerous Quality and Excellency Awards, among which are: "The North York Design Award and Property Management Quality Award", "The Canada Award for Luxurious Accommodations" and "Builder of the Year" to mention but a few.

"Shane Baghai" Company is aiming to promote its projects in the Middle East region starting in Dubai. These projects are considered to be safe and profitable for all types of investors regardless of their financial capabilities in the Real estate sector in Canada, which offers very good advantages in general.

"Toronto is considered to be the fourth largest financial center in North America and the corporate Capital in Canada with a growth rate exceeding all other cities over the past five years. It is also considered one of the largest cosmopolitan cities in the world gathering different races where their nationals speak about 100 different languages. It is also featured as being safer for its residents when compared to other big cities." commented Mr. Shane Baghai, President of the company.

In addition he stated: "Real Estate Investors in Toronto benefit from the various features of investment in this city, like simplified legal procedures, investments protection, reasonable property cost compared to other European, American and Japanese cities, in addition to the safe and profitable revenues, as this sector in Toronto achieves a record 5.1% annual growth rate in its value boosted with low mortgage rates".

"Investment in our Real Estate projects, which we are marketing during this Exhibition, whether they are meant for residing in the city of Toronto or as a profitable commercial project, is an excellent chance as our projects are in premium location at the center of the city close to the shopping malls, restaurants, theatres, schools and others. The designs are perfect with fine finishing which enhance the luxurious feeling, the buildings are provided with gardens, swimming pools and other facilities that suit all residents' requirements.

The Exhibition includes a special section for legal consultation about immigration to Canada provided by "A.D.L. International Immigration Services" who are providing advice and consultations about the investors' benefits and rights in Canada as well as the legal procedures involved in immigrating to Canada. The Exhibition is open tomorrow from 10 Am to 8 Pm. The web site of the company is www.shanebaghaihomes.com " (keralamonitor.com)

UAE To Boost Indian Trade ties with Major Mumbai Expo

DUBAI: February 8, 2003

The UAE is to make a major trade push into India and it will use a dynamic new trade show as the springboard, it was revealed here today (Sat).

The first 'UAE Trade Exhibition in India' is scheduled for May 12-15, at the Mumbai World Trade Centre. The venture is being mounted by Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry (DCCI), Public Corp. for Ports Customs & Free Zone and the Department of Tourism and Commerce Marketing (DTCM). "The exhibition in Mumbai will further enhance business relations with India and create wider business opportunities," says Abdul Rahman Al Mutaiwee, director general DCCI.

"It is a unique opportunity for the manufacturers and businessmen in the UAE and India. It will also boost bilateral trade from the figure of Dhs 7.6 billion achieved in 2001."All exhibitors will be from the UAE. Many businessmen are also expected to travel independently from the UAE to attend and support the exhibition, says Mutaiwee. He adds the first UAE expo' in Mumbai will be a top-quality event as Dubai is the clear-cut leader in the Middle East when it comes to organising international exhibitions and trade fairs.

"Over 60 international trade fairs and exhibitions are held in Dubai each year. Over the years, Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry has gained considerable experience in organising exhibitions which have played a significant role in the growth of trade and flow of investment with many countries in Asia and Africa." DTCM director general, Khalid A. bin Sulayem, was positive that the expo would provide impetus to mutual trade between the two countries and remarked that this event was a classic example of the excellent teamwork between the public and private sector in Dubai. "The UAE and India have a long history of commercial ties and this bilateral relationship is set to grow stronger with the staging of the UAE trade exhibition in India.

"India's achievements over the last few years have effectively seen the country's re-emergence as a major regional influence. "The UAE too, has emerged as the regional trading hub, attracting major inward investment. "Our aims in the Indian market are to progressively strengthen trade and economic links."

Bin Sulayem says the importance attached to the market in India is underscored by the DTCM having a representative office in India. From its base in the commercial capital Mumbai the office covers all of India as part of a "major programme" to increase Dubai's business and tourism links with India. He says two-way trade between the two nations has been steadily increasing, adding India is ranked as one of the UAE's major trading partners and a prime source of inward investment.

"The large number of Indian companies in Dubai and the UAE are proof of the growing ties between our two countries and the potential for investment." Abdul Rahman Falaknaz, president of the International Expo Consults (IEC), the technical organiser of 'UAE Trade Exhibition in India', says the expo is an extensive logistical exercise, but guaranteed to be a great success. "IEC already has experience of the market in India so we are ready to deliver an outstanding exhibition.

"Exhibitors' stands will feature the best of just about everything and anything from the UAE. New business opportunities will certainly be to the fore."India is surging economically at the moment in a variety of fields so it is definitely the right time to take the UAE brand to the market via this exciting Mumbai event. The two countries have extremely close ties - they will be even stronger after UAE in India."