The United Arab Emirates is the abbreviation of a country, whose full name is the United Arab Emirates, and Dubai is one of them. The United Arab Emirates is a federal state and consists of six Emirates: Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Sharjah, Fujairah, Umm Qaiwan and Ajman. February 1972, Haima Jiao joined the trade union.
Introduction to Dubai
Dubai is the most populous emirate in the United Arab Emirates, covering an area of 3,980 square kilometers, accounting for 5.8% of the total area of the United Arab Emirates, and is the second largest emirate after Abu Dhabi in terms of area. The main pillar industries include logistics, trade, finance and tourism.
Dubai's economic strength ranks first in the United Arab Emirates. About 70% of the UAE's non-oil trade is concentrated in Dubai, so Dubai is customarily called the "trade capital" of the UAE and the economic and financial center of the Middle East.
Where is Dubai? Question 1: Where is the map of Dubai? Dubai is an emirate of the United Arab Emirates. Dubai is the largest city in the United Arab Emirates and the economic and financial center in the Middle East. Located in the east of * * * Peninsula, south of Persian Gulf, across the sea from Qatar, Kuwait and Iran.
Question 2: Where is Dubai in China? Where is China's Yuanbao worship? Financial Weekly once screened the cities in China based on the standard of "per capita GDP in 2008 was more than 7000 dollars", and found 30 cities, which are truly rich cities in China. Among them, Erdos, Inner Mongolia ranked first in per capita GDP in 2008, and Dongying, Shandong ranked second, both of which are distant wealthy cities. Dubai is known as China.
Question 3: Which country does Dubai belong to _ Dubai's location on the map (map) So which country does Dubai belong to: Dubai is the second largest emirate in the United Arab Emirates, located at the throat of the Strait of Hormuz Bay in the Persian Gulf. At the same time, Dubai is the second largest city in the United Arab Emirates. It is located in the middle of * * * Peninsula and the south bank of * * * Bay. It is the center of the Gulf region and is known as the Pearl of the Gulf. Where is Dubai? Dubai is located in the east of * * * Peninsula, bordering the Persian Gulf in the north, with a coastline of 734 kilometers. It borders Qatar in the northwest, Saudi Arabia in the west and south, and Oman in the east and northeast. Hatta in Dubai is its outer enclave, surrounded by Al Wajajah in Oman. Location of Dubai on the map: Where is Dubai on the world map? Dubai is the most populous emirate in the United Arab Emirates and the second largest emirate after Abu Dhabi. The difference between Dubai and other Emirates in the United Arab Emirates is that oil accounts for only 6% of GDP. Most of the income comes from Jebel Ali Free Zone, and now more comes from tourism. Dubai is the largest city in the United Arab Emirates and the economic and financial center in the Middle East. Dubai once had the best in the world: Burj Dubai, the tallest building in the world, the largest shopping center in the world, the largest indoor ski resort in the world and so on. Dubai's oil trade has created a steady stream of wealth for Dubai. Which continent does Dubai belong to? Dubai belongs to Asia, the specific geographical location belongs to West Asia, and the political and strategic location belongs to the Middle East and the United Arab Emirates. Dubai has the world's first seven-star hotel, the world's largest shopping center, the world's largest indoor ski resort, a steady stream of oil and an important trading port status, which have brought great wealth to Dubai, and Dubai has almost become synonymous with luxury. With the huge construction and development of many industries, Dubai has attracted the attention of the whole world with its active real estate, sports, talks and other projects close to the world record.
Question 4: Where is Dubai? Hello!
Dubai is the second largest city in the United Arab Emirates. In the 1950s, it was still a simple seaside town in * * * Bay, but after the 1990s, Dubai has undergone a completely new change. Rows of skyscrapers miraculously stand on the banks of the Hall River, making people feel like they are in new york. Like other cities in the Middle East, Dubai is rich in oil. But for an ambitious new city, if you want to show your talents in the new century, oil is definitely not all. It opened the door and vigorously developed tourism. Due to its high-quality environment and rich culture (because 80% of the population are foreigners), most tourists to Dubai are high-income classes such as models, artists and businessmen.
Located in the Persian Gulf, the United Arab Emirates consists of seven Emirates, among which Dubai is also the economic and commercial center of the United Arab Emirates, covering an area of 3,900 square kilometers.
Dubai is the second largest emirate in the United Arab Emirates, and the desert mountain city of Hatta is within its jurisdiction. Most of Dubai Emirates is uninhabited desert, but Dubai is a new city that combines * * * culture, western culture and southern subculture.
Dubai is proud of its position in UAE trade. When Allermark Toum Sheikh was the chief of Dubai, he decided to open Dubai for trade and business activities, trying to make trade the second economic pillar after the oil industry, even surpassing it. Since then, Dubai has shown extraordinary vitality. Every street in Dubai adds its commercial charm.
Country name: * * United Arab Emirates.
Independence Day: 65438+February 2nd (197 1 year)
National Day: 65438+February 2nd (197 1 year)
National flag: it is a horizontal rectangle with an aspect ratio of 2:1. It consists of four colors: red, green, white and black. These four colors are pan-* * colors, representing several dynasties of * * * descendants. One side of the national flag near the flagpole is a red vertical rectangle, and the right side is three parallel and equal horizontal rectangles, which are green, white and black from top to bottom. Red symbolizes the motherland, green symbolizes pasture, white symbolizes the achievements of the motherland, and black symbolizes fighting.
National emblem: The main body is a yellow falcon with yellow and white wings and white tail feathers. In the circular pattern on the falcon's chest, there is a sailboat, which symbolizes the maritime history of this country. On the red base under the falcon's paw, it says * * * United Arab Emirates.
National politician: President Khalifa Bin Zayed Al Nahyan was elected in June 2004. The late President Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al-Sheikh Zayed Bin Sultan Alnahayan was elected president in 1974 and was re-elected for six times. He died of illness in June 2004.
Capital: Abu Dhabi
Brief History: The United Arab Emirates belonged to the * * * Empire in the 7th century. /kloc-Since the 6th century, colonialists such as Portugal, the Netherlands and France have invaded one after another. 1820, Britain invaded the Persian Gulf and forced seven Emirates in the Gulf to conclude a "permanent armistice treaty", which was called "Trujil Oman" (meaning "Armistice Oman"). Since then, the area has gradually become a "protected area" in Britain. After World War II, the national liberation movement rose. 1 971March1day, Britain announced that all treaties signed with the Gulf Emirates would be terminated at the end of the same year. On February 2, 65438, six Emirates, Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Sharjah, Umm Qaiwan, Ajman and Fujairah, formed the United Arab Emirates. In February 1972, 1 1, the United Arab Emirates joined the United Arab Emirates.
Politics: The Federal Supreme Council is the highest authority in the United Arab Emirates, consisting of chiefs from seven Emirates. Major policy issues at home and abroad are discussed and decided by the Committee. The President and Vice President are elected from the members of the Supreme Council for a term of five years. The president is also the commander-in-chief of the armed forces. After the founding of the Federation, the Emirates maintained relative independence and had certain autonomy in politics, economy, justice, administration and foreign exchanges. Federal funds are mainly borne by Abu Dhabi and Dubai.
Diplomacy: The UAE pursues a neutral and non-aligned foreign policy. It advocates the settlement of disputes through peaceful consultation, maintains world peace, opposes the competition and expansion of foreign forces in the Gulf region, and emphasizes that the freedom of passage of the Gulf waterway must be guaranteed.
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Question 5: Where is Dubai? Dubai, United Arab Emirates is the second largest emirate in the United Arab Emirates. Dubai is small, only 3,800 square kilometers, accounting for only about 5% of the total area of the UAE. However, the population density is relatively high, accounting for 25% of the country's total population. Dubai, United Arab Emirates, is the newest and most prosperous business and tourism center in the Middle East. In 1950s, Dubai was just a coastal town along the Persian Gulf, with a population of more than 5,000, mostly illiterate herders. Because of poverty, some people in Dubai, United Arab Emirates can only eat one meal a day, drink water with bugs and have no electricity supply. 1966, the discovery of oil in Dubai changed the fate of the whole country. Ruling Dubai Al from 19 12? Chief Maktoum died in 1958. His eldest son Rashid brought Dubai into the modern world. But Dubai was still a small port with a population of 654.38 million. Three or four years ago, the word "Dubai" could not be found on the world map. But today, more than $700 billion of global hot money has flowed into this city full of opportunities called "New new york". In the desert hinterland of the Middle East, Dubai is expanding to the sky, land and sea with amazing ambition. This emerging city, which is determined to become a global business center and tourist destination, is only surpassed and surpassed by the height of the building and the digital significance of spending money. The exaggeration and luxury she admired in the artificial Eden built with gold subverted all the imagination of the ancients.
Question 6: Where is Dubai? Where does Dubai belong? Dubai belongs to the United Arab Emirates, an "emirate" in Asia. Located in West Asia (West Asia) Peninsula. Known as "Hong Kong in the Middle East". Dubai is the second largest emirate in the United Arab Emirates (next to Abu Dhabi), with an area of 3,885 square kilometers, accounting for about 5% of the total area of the country, and a population of 65,438+200,000 (in 2003), accounting for 30% of the total population. In addition to Dubai, there are Jebel Ali Free Zone and Hata Town. It takes about 8 hours to fly from Beijing to Dubai.
Question 7: What is the geographical location of Dubai? Dubai Emirates is the second largest emirate in the United Arab Emirates, located in the throat of the Strait of Hormuz Bay in the Persian Gulf.
Located in Dubai, Dubai is the largest city in the United Arab Emirates. It is located at 25 degrees north latitude 16.8 minutes and 55 degrees 20 minutes east longitude, in the middle of the * * * Peninsula and on the south bank of * * * Bay. It is the center of the Gulf region and is known as the Pearl of the Gulf. It has a subtropical climate, with a winter temperature of 10-30℃ and a summer maximum temperature of 48℃. The official language of Dubai is English, but English is the most important business language. The locals in Dubai are * * * people, but at present, 80% of the permanent residents are foreigners, coming from more than 50 countries, and there are about 70,000 people in China.
Dubai's famous seven-star hotel-* * * Tower, also known as Dubai Yacht Hotel, is famous for its luxury. It is said that the seven-star hotel in Dubai is decorated with 40 tons of gold, which attracts people's attention.
A luxury seascape tour in Dubai usually takes 5-7 days, and the cost is about 15000 (different regions and travel agencies offer different prices).
Question 8: What are the important areas in Dubai? Although the name Dubai is widely known, the city of Dubai is only a part of the emirate of the same name, which is made up of vast deserts. Dubai River, a long S-shaped river (Khor Dubai), is the main artery of Dubai's growth and prosperity and the main source of the city's characteristics. Merchant ships, fishing boats and cruise ships are intertwined and shuttle back and forth on the river. Although bulldozers and construction sites have rapidly changed the face of Dubai, the Dubai River is still one of the most distinctive areas in Dubai and a busy traffic artery. Deira, this area of Dubai is real, blending tradition and modernity. In the west, there is an open-air market, like a rabbit farm in a narrow alley. * * * shaped shops are crowded with cheap restaurants and sell a wide variety of goods. To the east of Deraa and on the shore of Dubai, you will see the ancient dhows still loading and unloading goods. Near them, tall buildings composed of glass curtain walls and steel towers occupy the vibrant business district of Della. The tourist attractions in this area include: downtown Della, Dubai Creek Golf Yacht Club, Tennis Hall, Century Irish Village and Dubai Festival Center, where there are many shops, restaurants and entertainment places. Bur Dubai Some of the most famous historical buildings in Dubai are located in the bustling area of Bur Dubai, including the beautiful wind tower Bastakia, which is an ancient commercial headquarters. * * * Diwan, the office, is also located in Dubai, where national affairs are decided. This ancient fortress (now Dubai Museum) witnessed the development of the city. There are bustling commercial centers, textile open-air markets, electronic shops and streets along the Dubai River, plus many residential areas, as well as many open-air restaurants and hookah cafes. OudmetaOudmetais a large residential area in Dubai, where leisure and educational facilities are also distributed. High-end shops in Wafi City Shopping Center built according to the grand style of ancient Egypt, super-class restaurants near the pyramids, some exquisite bars adjacent to Raffles Dubai Hotel, and other shopping places in Lamcy Square are all your good places. In Al-Boom tourist village, you can choose bowling, skating, cable car, Happy World and water park, and you can also have dinner on a sailboat and have fun. The area is also the location of Dubai Health Care City, with top medical facilities. Sheikh Zayed Road, also known as 12 lane, runs parallel to the coastline and leads from the trade center turntable to Abu Dhabi in the southwest. There are many hotels, shopping malls, office buildings and apartment buildings decorated with breathtaking domes and glass curtain walls on both sides of the road. Their architectural styles express amazing wealth and huge consumption power. In this part of Dubai, a large number of record-breaking new development projects have emerged: including the unique door-shaped DIFC (Dubai International Financial Center)-Dubai's own financial exchange-and the dizzying Burj Khalifa, the world's tallest building surrounded by Dubai Fountain. Jumeirah and Jumeirah in Zategwa are affluent suburbs, where there are all kinds of facilities needed to enjoy a superior life: favorite real estate, galleries, boutiques, beautiful parks and handsome men and women. This part of Dubai is like a soap opera, with neighbors, well-dressed female residents and Jumeirah Jane accent. There are countless shopping malls and beauty salons, as well as comfortable coffee houses. Jumeirah Beach Park is a good place to sunbathe, and the bicycle lanes along the beach are full of cyclists coming and going. The oasis in nearby Safa Park is tree-lined and equipped with carousels and sports facilities. In sharp contrast, neighboring Zategwa. ......
Question 9: What are the most famous places in Dubai, Burj Khalifa, World Island and Seven-star Sailing Hotel? Dubai has the largest shopping mall in Asia, Golden Street.
What is the relationship between Dubai and the United Arab Emirates?
The relationship between Dubai and Dubai, United Arab Emirates, belongs to Dubai, United Arab Emirates, and is one of the Emirates of the United Arab Emirates.
Brief introduction of UAE
The full name of the United Arab Emirates (Dubai, UAE: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _) is located in the eastern part of the Arabian Peninsula, bordering the Persian Gulf in the north.
19711February 2, the United Arab Emirates announced the establishment of a federal state, consisting of six Emirates: Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Sharjah, Fujairah, Umm al-Qawan and Ajman. In February 1972, 10, Haima Jiao also joined the trade union.
The local residents of UAE are Arabs, and most of them believe in Islam. The United Arab Emirates is a desert country in West Asia, famous for its oil production and the reputation of "flowers in the desert".
Flag of the United Arab Emirates
The national flag of the United Arab Emirates is rectangular with an aspect ratio of 2: 1. It consists of four colors: red, green, white and black. These four colors are pan-Arabic colors, representing several dynasties of Muhammad's descendants. One side of the national flag near the flagpole is a red vertical rectangle, and the right side is three parallel and equal horizontal rectangles, which are green, white and black from top to bottom. Red symbolizes the motherland, green symbolizes pasture, white symbolizes the achievements of the motherland, and black symbolizes fighting.
The national emblem of the United Arab Emirates
The national emblem of the United Arab Emirates was launched on March 22, 2008. Its main body is a yellow and white falcon with yellow and white wings and white tail hair. In the circular pattern on the falcon's chest, there is a circle with a national flag pattern, surrounded by seven-pointed stars symbolizing seven Emirates. The ribbon under the falcon's paw says "United Arab Emirates" [2]. The original national emblem was put into use in 1973. Different from the new national emblem, there is a moving Arabian dhow on the front of the Falcon, which symbolizes the country's maritime history. Lock the perimeter.
Brief introduction of Dubai Emirates
Dubai (Arabic: _ _ _ _, English: Dubai) is the most populous city in the United Arab Emirates, the economic and financial center in the Middle East, and the richest city in the Middle East. It is called the "trade capital" of the Middle East and North Africa.
Dubai is located in the middle of Arabian Peninsula and the south bank of Arabian Gulf, which is the center of the Gulf region. It faces the South Asian subcontinent across the sea, borders Qatar, borders Saudi Arabia and borders Oman. The permanent population of Dubai is about 2.8 million, and the local population accounts for about 15%. Foreigners come from more than 200 countries and regions around the world. About 340,000 China people live in Dubai, and other foreigners come from Egypt, Lebanon, Jordan, Iran, India, Pakistan and the Philippines.
Bid for the World Expo
2013165438+127 October, the Bureau of International Exhibitions voted to decide Dubai, United Arab Emirates as the host city of the registered World Expo in Paris, France in 2020.
According to the plan, the Dubai World Expo will be held from 2026+001October 20 10 to April 20, 2026+00 10, with the theme of "Communicating ideas and creating the future", and it is expected to receive 25 million visitors.
What is the relationship between UAE and Dubai? The relationship between UAE and Dubai is subordinate.
Dubai belongs to the United Arab Emirates. Dubai is not only one of the seven Emirates in UAE, but also the second largest emirate in UAE. The full name of the United Arab Emirates is the United Arab Emirates, which is mainly composed of seven Emirates. Besides Dubai, the other six Emirates are Umm al-Qaiwan, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ajman, Fujairah and Ras al-Khaimah.
In the administrative divisions of the United Arab Emirates, these seven Emirates are equivalent to the first-class administrative regions. Because of its large oil reserves and high oil output, UAE is a developed country in economy and income, but a developing country in industrial structure, culture, national consciousness and social development.
Economic industry in UAE
The United Arab Emirates focuses on oil production and petrochemical industry, and at the same time focuses on developing economic diversification. While developing the petrochemical industry, the government takes developing diversification, expanding trade and increasing the proportion of non-oil income in GDP as its primary task.
Attach importance to the utilization of natural gas resources, develop industries such as cement, aluminum smelting, plastic products, building materials, clothing and food processing, and attach importance to the development of agriculture, animal husbandry and fisheries; The government makes full use of all kinds of financial resources to focus on the development of culture, education and health, and complete and expand the projects under construction.