Invest-Gate is delighted to announce the participation of Deputy Minister of Housing for National Projects Khaled Abbas in its upcoming roundtable entitled “Real Estate Tourism Development.”

“I am delighted to be joining this real estate roundtable in October,” said Abbas.

Held under the auspices of Prime Minister and Minister of Housing, Utilities, and Urban Development, H.E.Dr. Mostafa Madbouly, the roundtable aims to provide an enhanced approach for a proper real estate development in Egypt’s touristic cities, a how-to guide to uplift coastal and touristic real estate tourism, suggestions to resolve real estate tourism challenges, as well as, tackling issues such as exporting real estate and increasing Egypt’s tourism revenues.

Since the beginning of Egypt’s reform program, the government focused all attention on its two main sources of fortune – real estate and tourism – to reach its sustainable development strategy of 2030.

Other discussion leaders will include Former Minister of Investment Ashraf Salman, CEO of ARCO Developments, Hussein Sabbour, Chairman of Sabbour Group, HishamShoukri, Chairman and CEO of Rooya Group, Hassan Morshedy, Owner and CEO of Memaar Al Morshedy, Amr El Kady, CEO of City Edge Developments, Ahmed Shalaby, Managing Director and Board Member of TatweerMisr, FathallahFawzy, Founder of Mena Group, Hussein Refai, CEO of Inertia, Karim Helal, Country Director of Colliers International, Abdel Nasser Taha, President of FIABCI Egypt, and Mohamed Banany, Vice President of Coldwell Banker and Coldwell Banker New Homes.

The Real Estate Tourism Development roundtable will be held at Nile Ritz-Carlton on October 23 and will discuss opportunities in both sectors and hurdling challenges, how to integrate real estate and tourism to boost coastal destinations, as well as, exporting real estate.

The “Real Estate Tourism Development” roundtable is Invest-Gate’s second edition of its roundtable series “The Real Estate Matrix” that kicked off last January 2018 and focused on the topic of “Real Estate: Challenges and Opportunities.”