Sharjah Asset Management, the investment arm of the Sharjah government, will be showcasing its premium real estate and investment projects at the upcoming Acres Real Estate Exhibition (Acres 2024).
To be held under the patronage of HH Sheikh Sultan bin Mohammed bin Sultan Al Qasimi, Crown Prince and the Deputy Ruler of Sharjah, the event kicks off on January 17 and will run until January 20.
Additionally, Sharjah Asset Management will be exchanging experiences and knowledge with real estate professionals, investors, and representatives from the business sector participating locally and internationally, it stated.
Mohammad Bin Essa, Chief Asset Management Officer at Sharjah Asset Management, said: "Our participation in the Acres Real Estate Exhibition 2024 is a significant step to confirm Sharjah Asset Management's role in enhancing economic development in the emirate through partnerships with both the public and private sectors."
It will be showcasing its premium projects such as Saaja Industrial Oasis, one of the largest industrial developments in the region, launched to meet the growing needs of investors and residents in the emirate.
During the event, the Sharjah company will also highlight its domestic and international portfolios, providing investors and real estate professionals the opportunity to learn about these projects, establish partnerships, and discover the strategic advantages of investing in the emirate.
"It aims to develop the economic growth environment in Sharjah, making it an inspiring model for economic progress and development in the UAE and the world. This represents a valuable opportunity to highlight the company's pioneering role in taking responsibility for government investments in Sharjah, asset management, and real estate development," stated Bin Essa.
"Additionally, it underscores its active contribution to solidifying Sharjah's position on the list of the best real estate and investment destinations globally, achieving leadership for Sharjah in various fields locally, regionally, and internationally," he added.-TradeArabia News Service
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