Tameer VP addresses leading businessmen and women at special luncheon in Dubai's Indian Club

Tameer Holding Marketing Vice President, Ahmad Abuljobain was present at the exclusively Tameer-sponsored luncheon event, delivering a speech in which he stressed the importance of building long-lasting partnerships and outlined the numerous investment opportunities available via the company's burgeoning portfolio of real estate projects and developments.

Tameer Holding is specifically targeting the NRI (Non-Resident Indian) community and response from some of its leading business figureheads was resoundingly positive following the event. All of Tameer's latest real estate projects and developments were communicated to the assembled guests at the Indian Club in a presentation made by the company's senior sales team, after which followed a 45-minute interaction session between sales staff and the audience for those interested in purchasing a property from Tameer.

Marketing Vice President, Ahmad Abuljobain, Tameer Holding. "sponsoring such activities of the Indian Club strengthens the ties with Tameer and we are very excited to present to some of the leading business individuals in the city the wide array of investment opportunities we have available through our portfolio of real estate projects, both in the UAE and beyond."

The investment opportunities put before guests at the Indian Club encompassed a number of the key projects Tameer Holding is currently developing, such as "AlSalam City" in Umm Al Quaiwain along with the world's tallest residential tower "Princess Tower", located in Dubai Marina, and "Al Ameera" village in Ajman.

Other key projects in Dubai include the Al Dana 1 & Al Dana 2 projects, Al Shahd Tower on the Emirates Hills, Al Jawzaa in International City, The Regal Tower in Business Bay, The Palace Towers in Dubai Silicon Oasis, Elite Residence in Dubai Marina, and Imperial Residence in Jumeirah Village.

In addition to these projects in the UAE, Tameer also has numerous international developments being undertaken including the ground-breaking Tameer project in Yemen, with its mixture of residential and tourism developments, Al Majd City in Jordan and a large mixed-use project in Libya.

"With the UAE property development market flourishing in both its commercial and residential sectors, competition among the various real estate developers is becoming increasingly intense," said Ahmed Abuljobain. "Tameer continues to be at the forefront of this competition through its relationships with specific target markets, and, clearly, the NRI community is one of the most important."