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Invest in Dubai, says Dhahi Khalfan
Lt-Gen Dhahi Khalfan Tamim, Chief of Dubai Police, on Wednesday urged Indian businessmen to keep up the momentum of decades-old bilateral relationship by continuing to invest in Dubai.
Lt-Gen Dhahi Khalfan Tamim, Sanjay Verma, Dr Bharat Butaney and Kulwant Singh at the IBPC event.
Addressing members of the Indian business community at an event hosted by Indian Business & Professional Council, or IBPC, the police chief said Dubai would continue to lead as the major business hub of the region.
He said whether it is in lifestyle, all-round growth, hospitality, healthcare, education, or security, Dubai will continue to excel and provide the best possible services. Dubai offers the best opportunity for those looking for safe investments.
Also present at the event were Indian Consul-General in Dubai Sanjay Verma, Dr Bharat Butaney, president, and Kulwant Singh, secretary general, both of IBPC. — business@khaleejtimes.com
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