Arabcom Group Hosts “14th Special Edition” Of MENA Forex Expo On February 12-13, 2015

Press Release

The Arabcom Group is pleased to announce the launch of the “14th Special Edition” of its unmatched MENA Forex Show 2015 on February 12 and 13, 2015 at the Jumeirah Beach Hotel, Dubai. The MENA Forex managed funds and investment show is the largest online trading exhibition, conference and awards event in the Middle East and North Africa.

Mrs. Katia Tayar Founder and President of Arabcom Group said that “this edition of the MENA Forex Show will be particular, celebrating our Success Story after hosting 14 consecutive Forex shows since 2007, as well as more than 100 events in 22 years.”

Mrs. Tayar valued the “outstanding support and sponsorship of all our customers, brokers, service providers, education institutes, speakers, media partners, attendees, participants, visitors and friends.” She also attributed the business success to their “loyalty and continuous trust in our work that aims at delivering core values of professionalism, strategic commitment, and technical excellence in educating the markets in the Arab region about online trading and investments.”

The 14th MENA Forex Show will showcase latest developments and initiatives in Forex Trading through a series of presentation sessions, interactive panel discussions, exhibition and demonstration area, in-depth case studies to equip investors with the insights required to exploit the lucrative FX environment.

The show will bring together more than 1000 delegates including hedge institutional investors, fund management companies, fund and commodity trading advisors, fund of funds, and service providers to the alternative investment industry. It will also offer them a unique networking experience where they can effectively discuss the economy, regulatory reforms, investment opportunities and investor needs, and be entertained tremendously.

In addition, the 14th MENA Forex Show will feature unrivaled access to investment opportunities, managed funds and trading in commodities and currencies, within the significant increasing number of traders in the Middle East in the shadow of the expansion of telecommunications networks, internet and online services.