….AND PANAMA STANDS STILL FOR FIABCI
Whilst we like to remind you that the mission of FIABCI, the International Real Estate Federation, is to provide access and opportunity for real estate professionals interested in gaining knowledge, sharing information and conducting international business with each other.
In the light of this, 67th FIABCI World congress is currently going on in Panama with the Theme: “Connecting Development for a Better World“.
ABOUT PANAMA:
The Los Angeles Times noted that many recent retirees “have been drawn to Panama by its low taxes, affordable housing, tropical climate and contemporary, bilingual entertainment.” Panama has a stable government and a stable currency (pegged to the U.S. dollar since 1904). In other words, this country is the exception to the rule in Central America. As The Economist reported, in Central America ” Panama has stood apart, sustained by its canal, banks, and free-trade zone.” Panama is starting to get noticed by America’s mainstream press: “Panama is the most beautiful retreat in the world and almost undiscovered”, claimed Harper’s Bazaar.
To show that wherever and whenever decides to make progress, Nigeria cannot afford not to be represented, In this light, FIABCI-NIGERIA delegates could not be found wanting at the FIABCI, the International Real Estate Federation, World Congress, holding in Panama.
Breakfast time with ours, PPNIVS Emeka Eleh, FIABCI African Region President ESV Chudi Ubosi with PPNIVS Bode Adediji and ESV Gerry IKputu
PPNIVS Bode Adediji and ESV Gerry Ikputu set for another day’s programme
ESV Gerry Ikputu during a presentation
PPNIVS Bode Adediji and ESV Gerry Ikputu, both representing and looking sporty
The World Famous Panama Canal
Some delegates including our very own PPNIVS Bode Adediji (1st left, sitting), ESV Gerry Ikputu (3rd standing from left), as well as the President of the FIABCI African Region, ESV Chudi Ubosi.
ESV Gerry Ikputu and the FIABCI Brand Consultant Ms. Alyssa Nightingale
Cross section of some delegates
Cultural Dance by the Indigenes
