Event – Legal Insights for Efficiently Managing Construction Contracts in the UAE

On the 8th of February, our Founding Partner, Dr Mahmood Hussain will participate as a panelist for the event “Legal Insights for Efficiently Managing Construction Contracts in the UAE” held at the Shangri-La Hotel, Dubai. This session is organized by the Turkish Business Council in Dubai & Northern Emirates.

This session will center on the most recent developments in construction law and successful strategies, offering valuable insights for drafting effective contracts. Additionally, esteemed panelists, alongside Dr. Mahmood, will share their insightful knowledge, enriching the discussion with diverse perspectives.

Click the link to register: https://lnkd.in/dpg2a9Sg

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