Fajar Realty CEO attends LST event as a distinguished chief guest
Khawaja said: 'We owe our success to our ability to identify emerging trends and capitalize on them. In the first quarter, we plan our maiden international expansion. Our first overseas office at Kigali will help us in making inroads into Africa. This global perspective sets Fajar Realty apart from its competitors and broadens the horizons for clients seeking diverse real estate opportunities.'
Kiran has carved a niche for herself in the real estate sector in the region. She has won many accolades and awards for her work. She walked away with 'Asia Business Outlook Top 10 Most Promising Global Leaders from Pakistan 2023' and the much-coveted 'Being her Excellence Best Real Estate Broker 2023'. Further adding to her accolades are an array of awards, with Fajar Realty securing honors such as the 'DAMAC Top Performing Agency,' 'Azizi Agents Award Gala 2023,' and the 'Emaar Token of Appreciation Award.' Additionally, they were given the Mena Leadership Award for 2023 and many more.
Under her leadership, Fajar Realty has traversed a long way and has carved a niche in the world of real estate not only in Dubai but overseas as well.
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