Leading brokers, financial analysts and traders from across the globe will be in Dubai to attend the "Middle East Forex Expo & Conference" being organised by Arabcom group on April 8.

Arabcom group, a pioneer in business of promoting socio-economic development in the Arab world since 1993, said the expo, to be held at Emirates Towers Hotel, will showcase the latest products, service, trends in the forex industry.

"Two days in Dubai can help you become a better forex trader, remarked Jean Louis Farwaji , vice president of Arabcom group.

"You'll have the chance to join over a thousand of your fellow traders at the event, and will have a substantial impact on your success as a trader. We're bringing together global experts with one goal in mind-to help you make better trading decisions and more money from your trades," he stated.

"The exhibition and conference is a unique opportunity for the public, to attend and learn expert strategies for pulling profits from the markets" said Katia Tayar, president of Arabcom group.

"Trading requires a disciplined approach and there are techniques you can learn to use now that can minimize your risk and increase your profits" she added.

Participants will discover at the exhibition world famous forex brokers, network and exchange ideas with other traders, gain a broader perspective of the markets, find the tools you need to make the best trading decisions ,get the best trading education.

The exhibitors list includes Alpari (official partner), FX Open Investments (main sponsor), Forex.com (diamond sponsor), AVA FX (platinum sponsor), FXCM Mena (gold sponsor), Amana Capital, Easy-Forex, Arab Financial Brokers, Henyep Capital Markets & ACM (all silver sponsors), AM Financials & MMA Forex (co-sponsors) and Dubai Gold Commodities Exchange (supporting sponsor).

Online Trading Academy, ADS Securities, Fair Trading Technology, Fibo Group, eToro, 4xp, Smart Live Markets, AtlasCapital FX, 360 Consulting, Omega Financial Solutions, Webcom E-Trade and many other will also exhibit.-TradeArabia News Service