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Dubai hosts the 11th MENA Investment Opportunities In Forex Markets Exhibit & Conference

The 11th edition of the MENA Investment Opportunities In Forex Markets Exhibition and Conference will kick off on 25th April in Dubai bringing together speakers, and international experts and analysts in international stock exchanges.

The event will shed light on the prospects and the best ways to capitalize on money trading opportunities in such markets, which became more attractive for investors, especially under the global economic slowdown and the positive effect of the world sovereign crises on trading rates in currencies and metals.

Experts will also shed light on the rates of precious metals and the real rate of gold, how to capitalize on the fluctuation of exchange rates.

Katia Tayar, Founder and President of Arabcom group, organisers of the event, added “Currencies trading market are the most transparent market and are 100 times bigger than stock markets. She said that the Middle East region comes in the fourth place among other dynamic international markets, especially in the last three years. Traders from GCC region form the largest part in this booming market which provides investors with daily US$5 trillion of liquidity in a very easy way.”

She noted that broadband internet and smart phones encouraged people to venture into this market and doubled the number of traders from all classes of the society for the revenues it generates.

Tayar also referred to the importance of this forex conference 2013 in spreading the online currencies and commodities trading culture and raising the awareness on potential risks and the advantages of following the correct trading rules.

Since 2007, ArabCom Group has organised a series of forex events to promote the culture of money trading and raise forex awareness in the region. Tayar said the Mena 11th Forex 2013 Dubai will provide an opportunity to explore the market, extend direct links with the most important financial brokerage companies and financial experts and high-profile analysts.