Ghana’s real estate industry, national development-Tsikata billed for CIR Lecture
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The lectures are scheduled for June 18th, 20th, 25th, and 27th, 2024, and will take place at the Africa Trade House auditorium in Ridge, Accra.
The Chartered Institute of Realtors (CIR) and the Chamber of Real Estate (CRE) are set to hold a lecture on land law in Ghana.
This event will feature prominent legal experts discussing crucial topics such as property rights and ownership, land registration and documentation, land use planning and zoning, land transactions, dispute resolutions, and the legal aspects of development projects.
The lectures are scheduled for June 18th, 20th, 25th, and 27th, 2024, and will take place at the Africa Trade House auditorium in Ridge, Accra.
The series will be inaugurated by esteemed legal authority, Mr. Tsatsu Tsikata, who will address "The Real Estate Industry in Ghana and National Development."
This marks the first lecture series organized by the institute, aiming to highlight the vital role of the real estate sector in Ghana's national development, especially as the country strives to establish itself as an industrial leader in Africa and globally.
Mr. Tsikata, celebrated for his profound expertise in Ghanaian law, will draw from his extensive experience in corporate and constitutional law.
Known for his involvement in significant legal cases, he will explore the impact of legal reforms on sustainable development, investment confidence, and equitable access to housing and land resources, aligning with Ghana's national development goals.
His lecture will be held from 5 pm to 8 pm on the first day.
Throughout the series, attendees will gain insights into the legal frameworks that shape the real estate sector, including regulatory changes, compliance issues, property rights, and land tenure systems.
The lectures aim to promote fair and equitable resolutions for all stakeholders involved.
This series presents a valuable opportunity for real estate professionals, government officials, policymakers, academics, researchers, financial institutions, community leaders, advocates, students, and anyone interested in real estate.
Participants can expect to gain knowledge, network with industry experts, and inspire collaborative efforts to maximize the potential of the real estate industry for societal benefit.
The CIR, dedicated to enhancing the skills and knowledge of real estate professionals and enthusiasts, offers quality training and learning opportunities.
Interested individuals are encouraged to register for the lecture series at www.charteredinstituteofrealtors.com to secure their attendance. Certificates of participation will be awarded at the end of the first part.
