Dinah Lilia Mansour
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For Immediate release
Lady chairman of company moves to international trades and commodities
Dinah Lilia Mansour is a Canadian business woman and is chairman of AL M'ADINA FINANCIAL GROUP since 2011, the holding company of her international trading and current investment focus.
Her mother is from Dubai, and her father is from Cairo, giving Mansour a keen eye for the Middle East and its international trading.
“We do a great deal in commodities, and recently we added crude oil, sugar and coffee to our growing list of international traded commodities,” said Mansour, “currently we focus on Canada, the Middle East including Qatar and Egypt and European markets. We do have some foray into the U.S. markets.”
Since graduation from university and taking her Ph.D. in political science, Mansour has been in the business world starting as a real estate agent with her father in Cairo, Egypt. She later immigrated to Toronto, Canada in 2008 and established herself as a solid member of Toronto’s booming construction projects, revitalizing much of the city with millions in real estate.
Building herself to such a solid investor in real estate in Toronto as well as in Cairo and her native Qatar, Mansour saw the opportunities available in global trading and made her move in 2014 into the field. She has established herself as a force to be reckoned with in the international trade industry, buying stocks in several American and global stocks and hedge funds. Currently, she has over $5,000,000.00 in stocks and shares from American companies alone.
Still, she keeps her focus keenly on the markets, particularly with oil.
“I am from Qatar, so I am very careful to follow the oil market and its constant flucuations. When I see the time is good to invest, I do so but carefully. There is very little that I actually take a non-calculated risk when I am looking for investment,” said Mansour.
Oil’s stability in the market means Mansour has had time to delve into personal projects, including multi-million dollar real estate investments in Cairo as well as continuing her hard work in Toronto.
“Sometimes market stability is a good thing. In my case, it has allowed me to return to some of my older passions like real estate but also look into different areas of international trades.
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