Saifee Durbar is a resident of London, England. There, Saifee Durbar spends a lot of time with his friends and family, a group of people that he cherishes a great deal. When Saifee Durbar is not relaxing and having fun with his loved ones, he is busy at work as an investor and real estate developer. Today, Saifee Durbar is celebrating his long and successful career in his profession. Saifee Durbar is proud of the hard work that he and his team have accomplished over the years.

Originally, Saifee Durbar did business only in London. Saifee Durbar believes in honesty, integrity, transparency, and professionalism. This attitude and belief system has helped Saifee Durbar to develop a powerful network of like-minded professionals in his industry. It has also helped Saifee Durbar in creating a massive client list. This client list has been developed over many years of successful business ventures. These ventures have led Saifee Durbar to having a great deal of wealth.

While Saifee Durbar enjoys sharing his wealth with his family and extended family, he also believes that it is important to share his wealth to those who are less fortunate. With that in mind, Saifee Durbar began working in areas throughout Africa. For the last 20 years, Saifee Durbar has been working with men, women, and children in Africa who do have access to basic tools needed for a healthy lifestyle.

After working for many years in investing and other forms of business, Saifee Durbar decided to take things a step further for the people of Africa. Today, Saifee Durbar is known as the CEO of the organization known as Bridge Africa Counselage. As the founder, Saifee Durbar helps governments, businesses, and institutes in their efforts. Saifee Durbar gives them keen business insights into the business scene in Africa. He also helps business and investors join forces for mutual success.

Saifee Durbar says, “I have always wanted to do something with my success that really makes a difference. After working with the people of Africa for so many years, I knew that creating Bridge Africa Counselage was the right thing to do.”