Royal Kingdom Estate signs MOUs with Ghanaian doctors at UK health gala

Royal Kingdom Estate has secured partnership agreements with members of the Ghanaian Doctors and Dentists Association (GDDA-UK) following its participation in the association’s 2026 annual health conference and gala in Milton Keynes, United Kingdom.

The Ghanaian real estate company, which served as an official partner of the event, used the occasion to showcase its property portfolio and present investment opportunities to medical and healthcare professionals interested in acquiring property in Ghana.

The company’s delegation engaged participants on its developments, including Grey City, Prime Homes and Primeland, while offering tailored real estate solutions to meet their investment and housing needs.

Speaking after the event, a representative of Royal Kingdom Estate said the response from medical professionals had been encouraging, with several expressing interest in the company’s offerings.

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The engagement also resulted in the signing of multiple memoranda of understanding (MOUs) with members of the association, signalling potential investment opportunities.

A sales team lead at Royal Kingdom Estate highlighted the company’s approach of providing tailored solutions to clients, noting that the engagement offered an opportunity to better understand the specific needs of Ghanaian medical professionals living abroad.

The event also provided a platform to celebrate the contributions of Ghanaian healthcare professionals and recognise their impact on the medical field.

Royal Kingdom Estate said its participation was driven by a desire to connect Ghanaians in the diaspora with property investment opportunities back home.

The company expressed appreciation to members who visited its exhibition stand, adding that it looked forward to helping them secure homes and explore real estate investment opportunities in Ghana.

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