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The United Arab Emirates is comprised of seven emirates, including Dubai. Dubai has invested its oil profits differently than its Arab neighbors by focusing on tourism, tolerance, and balancing Western and Islamic values. It is attempting to become a tourism destination known as the "Las Vegas" of the Middle East through developments like the Burj Khalifa, Dubai Waterfront, and indoor skiing at a pyramid resort.
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Dubai has a population of approximately 1.5 million people as of 2008. Sheikh Mohammed is the ruler of Dubai, which covers an area of about 2,400 square meters. The official language is Arabic, but English and Hindi are also commonly used for business. The culture is rooted in Islamic traditions, so tourists must respect the local customs and culture. Summer temperatures often exceed 40 degrees Celsius, making it very hot and humid. Dubai has a growing economy and is the second wealthiest emirate in the United Arab Emirates.
Dubai
Dubai is the most populous city in the United Arab Emirates, located on the Persian Gulf coast. The majority of Dubai's land is desert, and its economy was historically based on fishing, pearling, and trade. After the discovery of oil in 1966, Dubai's economy diversified into oil then businesses and tourism. Dubai has grown rapidly due to urbanization and currently has a population over 2 million people, with expatriates making up around 80% of residents. Dubai faces challenges from issues like water supply and pollution due to its growth and desert climate.
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Dubai is the largest city in the United Arab Emirates, located on the Persian Gulf coast. It has less than 1500 square kilometers of area and is divided into two regions by Dubai Creek. Dubai has experienced rapid economic growth since the 1960s due to oil discovery, making it now one of the most important cities in the world. It is considered one of the most modern cities globally, known for skyscrapers like the world's tallest building, Burj Khalifa. Islam plays a central role in Dubai's culture and daily life. Local cuisine includes dishes like shawarma and fala-fil accompanied by juices and desserts.
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The document discusses opportunities for Scottish companies in Dubai. It provides an overview of Dubai's economy and trade relationship with the UK. Major projects in Dubai like Expo 2020 are highlighted as opportunities. The document then discusses various options for doing business in Dubai, including using agents/distributors, establishing a representative office, forming a limited liability company or joint venture, and operating within a free trade zone. Key issues like having a Middle East strategy and taking legal advice are also emphasized. Overall, the document aims to outline the business landscape in Dubai and options for Scottish companies to engage in the lucrative market.
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Dubai has transformed from a small trading port to a global economic powerhouse through strategic investments and policies overseen by the Al Maktoum royal family. Key developments include establishing Dubai International Airport and Dubai Duty Free, growing Emirates airline, expanding the ports of Dubai, developing real estate projects like the Burj Al Arab hotel and Palm Islands, and creating free economic zones to attract foreign investment and talent in sectors like media, technology and finance. While Dubai's economy is largely controlled by the royal family with limited transparency and criticism, its success is attributed to decisive leadership, risk-taking, aggressive promotion, innovation and utilizing its resources to maximize growth.
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Dubai is located in the United Arab Emirates on the Persian Gulf coast. It has emerged as a global business hub and is one of the most visited cities in the world. Major tourist attractions include the Burj Khalifa, the tallest building in the world, the iconic Burj Al Arab hotel, and the Dubai Fountain, the world's largest dancing fountain. The document also provides details on Dubai's climate, governance, and a sample itinerary highlighting top destinations.
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Dubai has a population of approximately 1.5 million people as of 2008. Sheikh Mohammed is the ruler of Dubai, which covers an area of about 2,400 square meters. The official language is Arabic, but English and Hindi are also commonly used for business. The culture is rooted in Islamic traditions, so tourists must respect the local customs and culture. Summer temperatures often exceed 40 degrees Celsius, making it very hot and humid. Dubai has a growing economy and is the second wealthiest emirate in the United Arab Emirates.
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Dubai is the most populous city in the United Arab Emirates, located on the Persian Gulf coast. The majority of Dubai's land is desert, and its economy was historically based on fishing, pearling, and trade. After the discovery of oil in 1966, Dubai's economy diversified into oil then businesses and tourism. Dubai has grown rapidly due to urbanization and currently has a population over 2 million people, with expatriates making up around 80% of residents. Dubai faces challenges from issues like water supply and pollution due to its growth and desert climate.
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Dubai is the largest city in the United Arab Emirates, located on the Persian Gulf coast. It has less than 1500 square kilometers of area and is divided into two regions by Dubai Creek. Dubai has experienced rapid economic growth since the 1960s due to oil discovery, making it now one of the most important cities in the world. It is considered one of the most modern cities globally, known for skyscrapers like the world's tallest building, Burj Khalifa. Islam plays a central role in Dubai's culture and daily life. Local cuisine includes dishes like shawarma and fala-fil accompanied by juices and desserts.
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Dubai has transformed from a small trading port to a global economic powerhouse through strategic investments and policies overseen by the Al Maktoum royal family. Key developments include establishing Dubai International Airport and Dubai Duty Free, growing Emirates airline, expanding the ports of Dubai, developing real estate projects like the Burj Al Arab hotel and Palm Islands, and creating free economic zones to attract foreign investment and talent in sectors like media, technology and finance. While Dubai's economy is largely controlled by the royal family with limited transparency and criticism, its success is attributed to decisive leadership, risk-taking, aggressive promotion, innovation and utilizing its resources to maximize growth.
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Dubai has experienced rapid economic development over the past 50 years, transitioning from a pearl diving and fishing economy to an international hub of trade, tourism, and real estate development. It has grown from a small trading port to a city of over 2 million people through strategic investments in infrastructure like the Burj Khalifa (the world's tallest building), Palm Islands, Dubai Mall (the world's largest shopping mall), and tourism attractions such as Ski Dubai. This transformation was enabled by the discovery of oil in 1966 and a strategic plan to diversify Dubai's economy beyond oil through mega-developments that have made it a global destination.
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Dubai has transformed from a small trading port relying on fishing and pearling to a global economic hub through strategic diversification away from oil. After discovering oil in 1966, Dubai began constructing mega-projects in tourism and real estate to attract visitors and investment as oil reserves declined. Dubai now has a $17 billion import market, the world's busiest airport, and iconic skyscrapers like the Burj Khalifa, positioning it as a center for business, tourism, and development in the Middle East and beyond.
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Dubai has experienced rapid economic development over the past 50 years, transitioning from a pearl diving and fishing economy to an international hub of trade, tourism, and real estate development. It has grown from a small trading port to a city of over 2 million people through strategic investments in infrastructure like the Burj Khalifa (the world's tallest building), Palm Islands, Dubai Mall (the world's largest shopping mall), and tourism attractions such as Ski Dubai. This transformation was enabled by the discovery of oil in 1966 and a strategic plan to diversify Dubai's economy beyond oil through mega-developments that have made it a global destination.
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Dubai has transformed from a small fishing village to a global economic hub in just a few decades. Through strategic investments in tourism and infrastructure like the Burj Khalifa and Palm Islands, Dubai diversified away from a oil-based economy. Today Dubai attracts millions of visitors annually and has the most visited shopping malls globally. However, Dubai's oil reserves are dwindling and future projects like DubaiLand aim to sustain growth through tourism and real estate. Dubai's rapid rise from the desert shows how visionary investments can reshape a region.
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The document provides information about Dubai, one of the seven emirates that make up the United Arab Emirates. It states that Dubai is located on the Persian Gulf coast and has experienced rapid development in recent decades, transforming from a pearl fishing village into a global business hub known for its skyscrapers, shopping malls, and artificial islands. It provides details on Dubai's governance under the Al Maktoum family since 1833 and its economy, which is now focused on tourism, real estate, and financial services rather than oil production.
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Dubai acts as a regional gateway, re-exporting goods from around the world to large neighboring markets. It has established itself as a major business and financial link between East and West due to liberal commercial regulations and government business support. Dubai has also quickly established itself as a leading family destination and aims to be the world's leading family destination for the UK and Ireland by 2012. The Dubai Education Council was established in 2005 to develop Dubai's education sector, with public schools using Arabic as the primary language and private schools primarily using English. Dubai continues developing enormously and projecting itself to become a global city despite advances in areas such as technology, architecture, politics, economics, and society.
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