The document compares India and the UAE, highlighting their economic, political, and social factors, including trade relations where India accounts for 10% of UAE's imports and 4.8% of its exports. It notes that the UAE has a more stable economy with a higher GDP per capita and emphasizes the role of Emirati companies and bilateral agreements in fostering business opportunities. The conclusion expresses optimism for future economic growth and further trade linkages between the two nations.

1. Country-Wise Business Opportunities
Submitted To
Dr. Sangeeta Yadav
Submitted by
Abhinav Singh
INDIA VS UAE

2. About UAE
• Capital City Dubai
• Largest City Dubai
• Population 9,541,615(93rd Worldwild Rate
• GDP : 348 usd(8 Rank in the world)
• Growth Rate 3.0% annual change (2016)
• Currency : Dirham 17.70 INR
• Indians numbering about 2 million are employed in the U.A.E.
economy

3. 1.The United Arab Emirates (UAE) is a federation of seven emirates while India is a federal
republic.
2.Both have been under British rule with India gaining independence in 1947 while the UAE
gained independence in 1971.
3.Both have prime ministers who are appointed by their presidents, but while the President of
India is elected, the President of the UAE is chosen among the seven emirs.
4.Both have three branches of government; the executive, legislature, and judiciary, but they
differ in composition and functions.
5.The Constitution of the UAE is concerned only with the relations between the emirates
while the Constitution of India governs the country.
6.The UAE is more economically stable than India and is also less populous.
Introduction India and UAE

4.  India as import partner : 10% of U.A.E.’s import
• Cotton accessories
• Gems and jewelry
• Man-made yarn and fabrics
• Marine products
• Machinery and instruments
• Plastic and linoleum
• Tea

6.  India as export partner : 4.8% of U.A.E.’s export
• Pearl and precious/semi-precious stones ; Gold
• Pulp and paper waste
• Sulphur and unroasted iron pyrites
• Metal scrap
• Organic and inorganic chemicals

8. Political Economic&Socal factor
• Political
• UAE Federal Government
• Each Emirate has its own governmental institution.
• The ruling family of each Emirate is a member of the Supreme Council, which is responsible for
policy-making and electing the president and vice president for five-year terms.
• President : HH Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Ali Nahyan , Ruler of Abu Dhabi
• Economic
• Currency: Emirate dirham (Dh or AED)
• Exchange Rate: 1dr=0.27USD=17.70 INR(today morning)
• Oil exports: 2.2 million barrels of crude oil/day,3rd largest exporter
• GDP per capita: $24,176.95 per capita Ranked 11th. 9 times more than India
• Increase in spending for infrastructure and job creation
• Fiscal year: 1 January to 31 December.
• Free zone : strongest pillars of the country’ s diversification strategy

9. • Social
• Emiratis are a tolerant, forward-looking people with a strong sense of
tradition.
• Language: Arabic
• Religion: Islam; practice of all religious beliefs is allowed.
• Male : Female = 2.2 : 1.
• Illiteracy rate: 7%
• Women are seen as equals and are protected by rights and privileges laid
down by Islam

10. Trade & Invesment
• U.A.E. is the 2nd largest market globally for Indian
Products
• Indo-U.A.E. joint commission for economic, scientific and technical cooperation was set up in Jan 1975 onan
EAM level.
• Trade and Investment
• Combat crime, terrorism and illicit activities
• Education, culture, youth and sports
• Science and Technology

11. • India is also the 3rd largest investor in U.A.E.
• Major Indian companies in U.A.E.
• L&T
• Punj Lloyd
• Hinduja Group
• Pioneer Cement
• Oberoi Group of Hotels
• U.A.E. possesses 10% of world’s proven crude oil reserves, which will last for more than 100years.
• U.A.E. free trade zones are home to more than
• 3000 companies with an estimated trade of around US$ 8 billion.
• U.A.E. has easy access to 1.5 billion consumer markets situated in Africa, West Asia and East Europe as well as the areas
around the Red Sea and the Gulf

12. Conclusion
• Positive relation b/w both country not only Economical but
poloitical as well as socal level
• Trying to buld new trads link
• Nations bilateral trade is in good flow and hope that it will boost
further in coming years
• Mojorty of exports on that country
• Huge dependency of old and other commodits if we talk of
import
• Some Agreements which has signed but not yet implemented;
like BIPA (Bilateral Investment Protection Agreement)