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Dubai is the most populous city in the United Arab Emirates, located on the southeast coast of the Persian Gulf. The majority of Dubai is desert land, with its economy historically based on fishing, pearl trading, and oil, but now focused on business and tourism. Dubai has experienced extremely rapid urbanization and development of skyscrapers, villas, and new city districts, making it one of the fastest growing cities in the world. Its population is only 20% Emirati, with 80% comprised of expatriate workers from South Asia and other regions.
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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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(O trabalho - da disciplina de língua inglesa - exigia que demonstrasse a viajem dos meus sonhos, e é Dubai)
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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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Dubai
- 1. Presentation by: Salvador Guerrero García. 3C DUBAI The luxurious city in the world.
- 2. BASIC INFORMATION • Dubai is the most poppulat city in UAE. • Dubai is the capital of Dubai emirate. • Lenguage: Arab. • Oficial religion: Islam. • Government: Constitutional monarchy. • Prime minister of UAE: Mohamed bin Rashid Al Maktum.
- 3. The mayority of tthe land is desert It is on the Persian gulf, north-eastern coast of the Arabian Peninsula. Borders: • In thesouth: Abu Dhabi • In the north: Ras Al Khaimah • In the east: Ajman • In the west: sea GEOGRPHY
- 4. URBAN PLAN AND URBAN CONSTRUCTION Types of buildings: • Skyscrapers • Duplex • Villas Main districts: (tacks)
- 5. URBAN PLAN
- 6. URBANIZATION Dubai has been the faster city to grow in the wolrd. https://earthengine.google.or g/#intro/CreationOfDubai
- 7. ECONOMY Main sources of income: Before 1969 • Business. • Fishing. • Pearl trading. After 1969 • Oil. • Business. Now 2015 • Tertiary sector. • Business.
- 8. TOURISM Main attractives: • Extreme luxury. • Shopping. • Sport competitions. • Cultural tourism.
- 9. POPULATION Nacionality Percentage UAE (mostly Paki, Bangladeshi, Indian, Filipino, Sri Lankan) 20% expatriates 80% 1990 1985 1995 2005 2010 2013 population 263,449 354,175 669,181 1,305,060 1,874,729 2,173,344 density 236 hab/km2 318 hab/km2 600 hab/km2 1171 hab/km2 1682 hab/km2 1905 hab/km2
- 10. ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES • Water supply. • Global warming. • Electricity supply. • Natural resources • Pollution. • Water
- 11. DUBAI IN THE HISTORY • 1833: Dubai break away form shaikhdom of abu dhabi. • 1966: Oil is discovered. • 1971:The UAE was created.
- 12. BIOGRAPHY • NYTimes.com • Dubai.ae • Citypopulation.com • Nasa.com • greenprophet.com • Googleimages.com • Emirates.com • Passportdiary.com • Isocarp.org • Expatarrivals.com