Emirate Dubai was Incorporated (town) founded on 9
June 1833. Independence from UK 2 December 1971.
• Country United Arab Emirates
• Founder Maktoum bin Bati bin Suhail
• Government Constitutional Monarchy
• Ruler Mohammed bin Rashid Al
Maktoum -
• Crown Prince Hamdan bin Mohammed
• Area 4,114 km2 (1,588.4 sq mi)
• Population (2013) 2,106,177
• Time zone UAE standard time (UTC+4)
• Websites Dubai Emirate
Dubai Municipality
• Dubai is one of the seven emirates of the
United Arab Emirates (UAE). It is located south
of the Persian Gulf on the Arabian Peninsula.
• Dubai and Abu Dhabi are the only two
emirates to have veto power over critical
matters of national importance in the
country's legislature.
View of Dubai
 The earliest recorded mention of Dubai is in 1095,
and the earliest settlement known as Dubai town
dates from 1799.
 Dubai was formally established in the early 19th
century by the Al Abu Falasa clan of Bani Yas,
 It remained under Clan control when the United
Kingdom assumed the protection of Dubai in 1892
• Dubai is situated on the Persian Gulf coast of
the United Arab Emirates
• The emirate of Dubai shares borders with Abu
Dhabi in the south, Sharjah in the northeast,
and the Sultanate of Oman in the southeast.
• Dubai lies directly within the Arabian Desert.
Dubai Subdivisions Towns & Villages
• Jebel Ali
• Hail
• Hatta
• Al Hunaiwah
• Al Aweer
• Al Hajarain
• Al Lusayli
• Al Marqa
• Al Faq
• Al Sufari
• Ud al- Bayda
• Al Malaiha
• Al Madam
• Margham
• Urqub Juwayza
• Al Qima
There are 16 sub-divisions Towns n villages in Dubai.
Map of Dubai
Dubai has a hot arid climate.
• Summers in Dubai are extremely hot, windy and dry,
with an
– Max. temp 50 °C
– Min. temp 30 °C
• Winters are cool and short with an
– Max. temp 23 °C (73 °F)
– Min. temp 14 °C (57 °F).
• Av. Rain is 5.91 in per year.
Population
• According to 2013 survey ,the total population of
Dubai is 2,106,177 and consist of,
– Indian 53%
– Emirati 17 %
– Other Arab nationalities 9.1 %
– Pakistani 13.3 %
– Bangladeshi 7.5 %
– Filipino 2.5 %
– Sri Lankan 1.5 %
– European 0.9 %
– American 0.3 %
– Other countries 5.7 %
Education
• There are sizable numbers of
universities and colleges in Dubai.
• Dubai's educational institutions include public
and private universities and colleges.
• Approximately 10% of the population has
university or postgraduate degrees.
• Given below is the list of the public universities.
• Higher Colleges of Technology
• Zayed University
• Dubai Medical College
• Michigan State University in Dubai
There are also 38 universities in private sector.
Michigan State University in Dubai
Dubai is the 44th best financial city in the
world.
The organization also ranked Dubai in the
33rd position in the list of the richest cities
in the world, as measured by purchasing
power parity (PPP).
The city is known as an international
financial centre.
The income of Oil deposit’s is just 16% of
the total income.
Dubai is one the fastest developing
city of the world.
• In 1973, the monetary union with Qatar was
dissolved and the UAE Dirham introduced
throughout the UAE.
• The local currency is the dirham, which is
pegged at AED 3.67 to 1 US dollar &
1 AED=23 Rs.
• Dubai has a well established network of print, radio,
television and electronic media which service the city.
• List of the Radio Stations of Dubai is as follow:
– Dubai Eye 103.8.
– Dubai FM (93.9)
– Dubai92 (92.0)
– Al Khaleejia (100.9)
– Hit FM (96.7)
• Etisalat, the government owned telecommunications
provider and there is also other companies such as
Emirates Integrated Telecommunications Company
(EITC—better known as Du).
Dubai Sport City
• World Class Sport Events
– The Dubai World Cup,(the world's richest horse race )
– Dubai Desert Classic Golf Championship,
– Dubai Tennis Championships
– Emirates Airline Dubai Rugby Sevens.
– Cricket series of different Nations serve as a host
• National Events
– Football
• UAE Football League
• UAE Football Association.
• For organizing these events they have
– Dubai Sports City
– Dubai Sports Council
 Dubai has an advanced public transport
system featuring
 Buses
 Taxis
 Water buses
 Dubai Metro(the latest project)
 Water Taxi
Dubai
Museum
• The Arab national dress worn in Dubai is well
adapted to the high temperatures of the region.
– Kandoura , loose-fitting garment worn by men
while the
– Women’s black long-sleeved full-length robe is called
an abayah.
– Head coverings, are used by both sexes for protection
from sand and the midday sun.
– Like the women's of other nations they also like
Jewellery & ornaments to decorate their selves.
Dubai is the capital of shopping and festivity
with many International festivals held during
the year. These includes
Dubai Shopping Festival
Dubai Summer Surprises
The Global Village.
Dubai Dolphin Show
Things To
Do
In
 Given below is the list of the favorite things to do in
Dubai
 Visiting Burj Khalifa (World tallest building)
 Burj al Arab (the only one worldwide ranked with 7 stars)
 Atlantis The Palm.
 Jumeirah Mosque
 Sand skiing.
 Indoor snow skiing
 Camel n Horse racing.
 Taking golf courses
 Shopping
 The traditional belly dance!
 Desert Safari
Burj Khalifa Burj Al-Arab
Dubai Shopping Mall
Go for shopping or do anything that you don't
do often.
The Dubai Mall opened on August 27, 2009 in
Dubai. It is
the
world's
largest
shopping
mall located
in Burj Khalifa
complex
and has
1200 shops.
• There are 26 Amazing Future Projects of
Dubai.
• Some of which is as shown……
Arabian BladeMadinat Al Arab Tower
DancingTower
Nakheel Tower
Da Vanci Tower
If someone is bored in Dubai than
he is bored with his
life………
• Dubai will be the graveyard of
buildings in the nearest future…….
Prediction by the
EUROPEAN ECONAMISTS
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Dubai

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    Emirate Dubai wasIncorporated (town) founded on 9 June 1833. Independence from UK 2 December 1971. • Country United Arab Emirates • Founder Maktoum bin Bati bin Suhail • Government Constitutional Monarchy • Ruler Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum - • Crown Prince Hamdan bin Mohammed • Area 4,114 km2 (1,588.4 sq mi) • Population (2013) 2,106,177 • Time zone UAE standard time (UTC+4) • Websites Dubai Emirate Dubai Municipality
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    • Dubai isone of the seven emirates of the United Arab Emirates (UAE). It is located south of the Persian Gulf on the Arabian Peninsula. • Dubai and Abu Dhabi are the only two emirates to have veto power over critical matters of national importance in the country's legislature.
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     The earliestrecorded mention of Dubai is in 1095, and the earliest settlement known as Dubai town dates from 1799.  Dubai was formally established in the early 19th century by the Al Abu Falasa clan of Bani Yas,  It remained under Clan control when the United Kingdom assumed the protection of Dubai in 1892
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    • Dubai issituated on the Persian Gulf coast of the United Arab Emirates • The emirate of Dubai shares borders with Abu Dhabi in the south, Sharjah in the northeast, and the Sultanate of Oman in the southeast. • Dubai lies directly within the Arabian Desert.
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    Dubai Subdivisions Towns& Villages • Jebel Ali • Hail • Hatta • Al Hunaiwah • Al Aweer • Al Hajarain • Al Lusayli • Al Marqa • Al Faq • Al Sufari • Ud al- Bayda • Al Malaiha • Al Madam • Margham • Urqub Juwayza • Al Qima There are 16 sub-divisions Towns n villages in Dubai.
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    Dubai has ahot arid climate. • Summers in Dubai are extremely hot, windy and dry, with an – Max. temp 50 °C – Min. temp 30 °C • Winters are cool and short with an – Max. temp 23 °C (73 °F) – Min. temp 14 °C (57 °F). • Av. Rain is 5.91 in per year.
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    Population • According to2013 survey ,the total population of Dubai is 2,106,177 and consist of, – Indian 53% – Emirati 17 % – Other Arab nationalities 9.1 % – Pakistani 13.3 % – Bangladeshi 7.5 % – Filipino 2.5 % – Sri Lankan 1.5 % – European 0.9 % – American 0.3 % – Other countries 5.7 %
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    Education • There aresizable numbers of universities and colleges in Dubai. • Dubai's educational institutions include public and private universities and colleges. • Approximately 10% of the population has university or postgraduate degrees. • Given below is the list of the public universities. • Higher Colleges of Technology • Zayed University • Dubai Medical College • Michigan State University in Dubai
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    There are also38 universities in private sector. Michigan State University in Dubai
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    Dubai is the44th best financial city in the world. The organization also ranked Dubai in the 33rd position in the list of the richest cities in the world, as measured by purchasing power parity (PPP). The city is known as an international financial centre. The income of Oil deposit’s is just 16% of the total income.
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    Dubai is onethe fastest developing city of the world.
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    • In 1973,the monetary union with Qatar was dissolved and the UAE Dirham introduced throughout the UAE. • The local currency is the dirham, which is pegged at AED 3.67 to 1 US dollar & 1 AED=23 Rs.
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    • Dubai hasa well established network of print, radio, television and electronic media which service the city. • List of the Radio Stations of Dubai is as follow: – Dubai Eye 103.8. – Dubai FM (93.9) – Dubai92 (92.0) – Al Khaleejia (100.9) – Hit FM (96.7) • Etisalat, the government owned telecommunications provider and there is also other companies such as Emirates Integrated Telecommunications Company (EITC—better known as Du).
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    • World ClassSport Events – The Dubai World Cup,(the world's richest horse race ) – Dubai Desert Classic Golf Championship, – Dubai Tennis Championships – Emirates Airline Dubai Rugby Sevens. – Cricket series of different Nations serve as a host • National Events – Football • UAE Football League • UAE Football Association. • For organizing these events they have – Dubai Sports City – Dubai Sports Council
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     Dubai hasan advanced public transport system featuring  Buses  Taxis  Water buses  Dubai Metro(the latest project)  Water Taxi
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    • The Arabnational dress worn in Dubai is well adapted to the high temperatures of the region. – Kandoura , loose-fitting garment worn by men while the – Women’s black long-sleeved full-length robe is called an abayah. – Head coverings, are used by both sexes for protection from sand and the midday sun. – Like the women's of other nations they also like Jewellery & ornaments to decorate their selves.
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    Dubai is thecapital of shopping and festivity with many International festivals held during the year. These includes Dubai Shopping Festival Dubai Summer Surprises The Global Village. Dubai Dolphin Show
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     Given belowis the list of the favorite things to do in Dubai  Visiting Burj Khalifa (World tallest building)  Burj al Arab (the only one worldwide ranked with 7 stars)  Atlantis The Palm.  Jumeirah Mosque  Sand skiing.  Indoor snow skiing  Camel n Horse racing.  Taking golf courses  Shopping  The traditional belly dance!  Desert Safari
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    Dubai Shopping Mall Gofor shopping or do anything that you don't do often. The Dubai Mall opened on August 27, 2009 in Dubai. It is the world's largest shopping mall located in Burj Khalifa complex and has 1200 shops.
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    • There are26 Amazing Future Projects of Dubai. • Some of which is as shown…… Arabian BladeMadinat Al Arab Tower DancingTower Nakheel Tower Da Vanci Tower
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    If someone isbored in Dubai than he is bored with his life………
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    • Dubai willbe the graveyard of buildings in the nearest future……. Prediction by the EUROPEAN ECONAMISTS
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    This presentation has beendownloaded from My Perception