SHARJAH

United Arab Emirates

Ruled by the Al Qasimi dynasty, Sharjah is the Cultural Capital of the Arab World; as it preserves its heritage notwithstanding the city’s modern development. It is located along the southern coast of the Persian Gulf, and is also the only emirate that shares its borders with the rest of the emirates in the UAE. Sharjah possess its own oil reserves, in addition to that; some natural gas have also been discovered in the Arabian Gulf. Port Khalid, the pioneer seaport in the region is located in Sharjah; and two other finest deep-water harbor in UAE, Khor Fakkan and Hamriyah Free Zone. Agricultural harvests are also produced in the city due to the abundance of farms and fertile lands. The city embodies diversity in culture, convention and archeological sites.

RAS AL KHAIMAH

United Arab Emirates

The fourth largest emirate, covering 2.97% of the United Arab Emirates’ total land area, Ras Al Khaimah, is located in the northern part of the country; which geographically, is neighboring the Strait of Hormuz, one of the world’s strategic maritime chokepoints. In a collaboration of the Environment Agency- Abu Dhabi (EAD) and the UAE Ministry of Environment and Water, it was also determined that RAK has the finest and richest soil suitable for agriculture. Developmental projects are also starting to emerge in different industries in the emirate, such as tourism, shopping, infrastructures and industrial plans. RAK is an emerging emirate that offers opportunities as it has an immense potential for progression, considering its substantial progress in the present day.

DUBAI

United Arab Emirates

Dubai, the commercial capital of UAE; it is well known in the entrepreneurial scene. Its strategic location easily connects to the Middle East, Africa, Asia and Europe, making it accessible to the most progressive markets. The government of Dubai also has conducive business regulations that makes it a destination for global investors. Aside from it, having one of the best road infrastructures in the world, the largest port in the Middle East is also located in Jebel Ali, a huge commercial seaport and business hub in the southern borders of Dubai. One of the busiest airport in the world is also located in this emirate, Dubai International Airport, which caters the largest cargo hub. Energy resources, as well as human and financial resources are also abundant in the city. Dubai is one of the most diverse city in the world, and the leading leisure destination for tourists. Travelers all over the world visit a number of attractions in the city, including Burj Khalifa, the tallest structure in the world; The Dubai Mall, the second largest mall in the world; Palm Jumeirah, the world’s largest man-made island, etc.

ABU DHABI

United Arab Emirates

Abu Dhabi is the capital of the United Arab Emirates. It has rapidly advanced into a metropolis city; Abu Dhabi has become the country’s center for most trade markets and oil exports, maritime infrastructures are also continuously being developed through modern innovations. It is considered the heart of political and industrial industry; all these are evident through the skyline’s modern towers. The city’s major highlights includes Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, the largest mosque in the country; Ferrari World, Emirates Palace and Louvre AD, etc. making it a world-class destination which brings a massive amount of tourists every year.

AJMAN

United Arab Emirates

Located along the Persian Gulf, in the northern part of UAE; Ajman is the emirate which lies between Sharjah and Umm Al Quwain. It has a prominent investment environment as it is advancing in industrial areas, roads, transport, and infrastructure comprising port; qualifying it to be one of the country’s business hubs. Its government is also supportive of its economic development, considering its competitive prices; as it envisions strategic sectors in tourism, transport and logistics, outsourcing and media industry. They have widened the opportunity for investors as they launch the free zone and networking roadshow, as part of their 2021 vision approach. One of the diverse cities in Ajman, Al Manama, is rich in chromate, rocks and magnesium as the city is a region of desert sands and mountains. Agricultural lands are also present in Masfout city, which is southeast the emirate. Historical landmarks, beach resorts and hotels are emergent in Ajman, which is gradually being discovered by tourists.

FUJAIRAH

United Arab Emirates

Located in the eastern coast of the United Arab Emirates, Fujairah is the only emirate along the Gulf of Oman. The Port of Fujairah is the second largest port of the world. It is a central global strategic oil and logistic hub, its port is the only versatile on the eastern seaboard of the UAE, which is roughly 70 nautical miles from Hormuz Strait. Fujairah’s coastal territory is not only adjacent to some of the most important transport routes, but is also directly accessible to the Indian Ocean; making it home to the world’s largest livestock shipping companies. The highest mountains in the eastern Arabian Peninsula, the Hajar Mountains, run through the west of Fujairah and Oman. The emirate is also rich in rocks, minerals and oil; which opens door for investment in earth and geological projects. Since the emirate is known for its series of rugged mountains, waterfalls, beaches and valleys, the tourism sector is also emerging; as the government is actively supporting ongoing ventures.

UMM AL QUWAIN

United Arab Emirates

Lying on the coast of the Arabian Gulf, Umm Al Quwain is situated between the west of Sharjah and east of RAK. One of its outlying district is Falaj Al Mualla, where the soil is fertile and there is an availability of fresh water, which makes its agriculture industry rich. It is the country’s leading local supplier of poultry and dairy products. Also, the primary priority of this emirate is trade and tourism as they plan to develop the investment and commercial industry.