Abstract:The forex business and trading community are reuniting after more than a year at the Forex Expo Dubai, one of the largest and most prominent financial markets events. The streets of Dubai and the hallways of the Dubai World Trade Centre will be packed with industry professionals on September 29 and 30, 2021.

After more than a year, the forex industry and the trading community are coming together again at one of the biggest and most prestigious financial markets events, the Forex Expo Dubai. On September 29 and 30, 2021, people of the industry will fill the streets of Dubai and the hallways of Dubai World Trade Centre.
The Windsor Brokers team will also be participating with its own booth. All expo visitors, existing and potential clients will have the opportunity to meet our team in person and, first hand, learn what makes Windsor Brokers a trusted broker. Additionally, all visitors will get an exclusive first look at what Windsor Brokers is planning for the short- and long-term future.
“Windsor Brokers”, Jabra Serief, Marketing Director, states, “has been planning and developing many exciting projects for the future. Projects that will enrich our traders experience and give them more ease of use, more tools and convenience. The Dubai Expo visitors will get a very small glimpse of what we have been planning and what we are very close to launching.”
In case you are at the Expo, we would be happy to meet you in person and give you an exclusive first look of our soon to be released project.

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