Cape Town’s Voortrekker Road Corridor regeneration project showcased at African Real Estate & Infrastructure Summit next week

Cape Town’s Voortrekker Road Corridor regeneration project showcased at African Real Estate & Infrastructure Summit next week Submission Details

Author: Annemarie Roodbol from African Real Estate & Infrastructure Summit.
More Info link: http://www.african-real-estate-summit.com/VoortrekkerCorridorPR
Twitter: https://twitter.com/ARES_Summit
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UCLG Africa
The UCLG Africa is the patron of the upcoming African Real Estate & Infrastructure Summit in Cape Town. The UCLG AFRICA is the umbrella organisation and the united voice and representative of local government in Africa. It is an institution that gathers 40 national associations of local governments from all regions of Africa as well as the 2000 cities that have more than 100.000 inhabitants. Therefore UCLG AFRICA represents nearly 350 million Africans citizens.

Dates for African Real Estate & Infrastructure Summit 2016:
Showcase and conference: 2-3 November 2016
Opening session: 09h00, 2 November, 2016
Location: CTICC, Cape Town, South Africa

Website: http://www.african-real-estate-summit.com/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/ARES_Summit
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/8518271

Media contact:
Senior communications manager:  Annemarie Roodbol
Telephone:  +27 21 700 3558
Mobile:  +27 82 562 7844
Email:  annemarie.roodbol@spintelligent.com

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