Before & After the Union of the Emirates, How?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 ธ.ค. 2010
- Established in 1971, the United Arab Emirates is a relatively young Arab country that has experienced a huge surge in prosperity in recent years. Guided by wise leadership, the economic boom has fostered a stable, cosmopolitan society that has successfully integrated traditional Islamic values into a determined development programme, enabling the country to take its place amongst the emerging nations of the world.
Physically, the UAE is a land of contrasts: massive sand-dunes, fertile palm-filled oases, vast stretches of mesmerising desert, low-lying coastal plains, sandy beaches, hundreds of natural islands, and rugged rocky mountains are just some of the dramatic landscapes encountered in its territory.
Politically, the UAE is a federation of seven emirates (Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Sharjah, Ajman, Umm al-Qaiwain, Ra's al-Khaimah and Fujairah) with a constitutionally-based political system that is a unique blend of the traditional and modern. Abu Dhabi City is the capital of the UAE and the seat of the federal government. HH Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Ruler of Abu Dhabi, is the current President of the UAE and Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Ruler of Dubai, is Vice President and Prime Minister.
The Supreme Council, made up of the hereditary rulers of the seven emirates, is the top policy-making body in the state, whilst a Council or Cabinet of ministers, four of whom are women, acts as the executive authority for the federation. The UAE's parliament, the Federal National Council, a section of which is indirectly elected and nine of whose members are women, has both a legislative and supervisory role. In addition, each of the seven emirates has its own local government, the complexity of which differs according to the size and population of individual emirates.
Although a comparatively young nation, the UAE has taken its place on the world stage, guided by a principled foreign policy that is based on support for and engagement with international institutions such as the United Nations.
When the federation was formed in 1971, the UAE had little or no physical infrastructure, health care or educational facilities, industry was non-existent and most of the country's scant population lived in the desert or in the foothills of the mountains. It has come a long way since then: rapid urbanisation has been the norm (over 80 per cent of the country's residents live in major towns and cities) and the UAE's infrastructure is world-class.
Rich natural resources in the form of oil, which was first exported in the 1960s, has enabled much of this prosperity: today, the UAE boasts a vibrant free economy and successful efforts have been made to diversify away from dependence on oil and gas exports. So much so that a solid industrial base has been created together with a very strong services sector, enabling the country to meet the challenges and opportunities of the new era. - เพลง
I been there from 2011-2017. I consider UAE as my second home for I have felt comfort and happiness when I was there. I miss you UAE!
UAE has developed a lot till today ,it’s very amazing that a country has developed so much in a short period of time 🇦🇪🇦🇪😮.
And insha'Allah we don't lose our culture in the process
As a westerner, specifically and American and a Christian I cannot fathom why I should be so enamored by your beautiful country as if I long to return to a home I never knew. Prior to 9/11 I had a naiive view of the muslim world. I thought that most of the countries there, though different in religion, were friendly. Since I have been very pessimistic, then I discovered Dubai and the UAE! What a shining example of what can be done and how muslim and westerner can work in harmony!
True. Media brainwashes people, I encourage people to visit and judge for themselves. 9/11 was an inside job
We still work in harmony and UAE has over 200 nationalities with the one of the lowest crime rates in the world.
Thanks ur basically the only person who’s not racist thank you
Legend I live in Dubai thanks for the great comments
Thanks God you cleared your mis understanding about muslims.
Major economic developments in the history of the UAE:
1. Pearl industries - collapsed in 1930
2. Airlinks - a stop between UK & India
3. From 1958 oil - Ruis oil refinery
4. Trading
You saved me man
@@1ndictus445 I don't know how, but you're welcome. I wrote it here for my homework.
What is the answer of where could people to get healthcare
@@shafanafaisal6082 This was 3 months ago. Do you _really_ think I will reply to you?
Edit: guess I will. Sorry, I don't remember since it was 3 months ago.
Grammar Nazi so you are tell you don’t know the answer
A big salute to those people who built these beautiful cities. May God bless you all
Mashallah..All in One, One in All...may Allah blessing UAE Government, people and residents on In its territory
Thank you for this video putting in the TH-cam because it works for my school
Last time I went to Abu Dhabi was 10 years ago. It was like a dream. Congratulations to your Sheikhs for investing in the country, not just filling their pockets like many politicians do. My country, Romania, also has a lot of oil, but due to corruption we couldn't develop as much as we could have done. I am going again this year. I can't wait!
Romania has over 20 million population with a lot less oil than UAE. UAE has less than a million local population with LOTS of oil discovered by the foreigners. In Romania you can criticize your government in public and you'll be ok. UAE nationals don't have this right - they can only nod and smile in agreement. Did you know that people get jailed there for a few critical comments on the government written on Twitter?
@@awhabet746 You're quite deluded. Emiratis are very happy with their rulers because they provide them unmatched living standards. If so-called democracy is good why do many people leave their ''democratic'' countries and go to UAE? why not go India, the largest ''democracy'' in the world???? hahahahah
@@jibreellana The problem is that when an Emirati is not happy, he can't voice his criticism. Criticism is forbidden. Foreigners go to the UAE for the money. They also know they cannot criticize without dire consequences for them.
@@awhabet746 why would we criticize who have their lives and work for our country to br like that? Why do you think we should complained when our Shikhas open their doors for us every week so we can tell them directly what we need or lack. You think we are are democratic, we never claimed to be, this is the way arabs deal with things, face to face with their ruler. They even made a whole radio station so ppl would tell what they need to the goverment and they would aid us. My mother did once and the goverment helped. We live better and much happier than you think.
D Dimba I am a local Emirati and most of the Emirati locals here don’t want democracy we are happy with our monarchy as they usually listen to the community and they basically spoil the Emiratis they give us free health care free education (Pays our college fees) plus they give newly married couples free land to build a house and 20,000 AED and more
May allah bless baba zayed ..without him it was not possible ....he not only did good for his people he also did good every one ..today also where we hear his stories and contributions towards his lovely nation i feel so proud ...
Currently in Abu Dhabi. This is really insightful and helps me appreciate this place much more!
This is a very nice and rare Video, would love to see exactly this in HD Quality.
Stay safe, nice Video.
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Nothing like UAE which develop from down to world class country
Subahan allah beautiful country iwill soon start my business and industry in Dubai UAE IM FROM INDIA
Lovely UAE, amazing progress, loads of love!!😍🤗✌
Nice video
HH sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan is A great leader a grat father and Thousand years no leader let ke HH sheikh Zayed..salute you and pray for HH sheikh Zayed.
Indeed they have made great progress which we Indians could not. Love from India
An inspiring pioneering ruler, a visionary humble ruler whom we all should consider as a role model.
Good
Alhamdulillah for everything ❤️
i am proud to be born in uae (L)
Moe Kh
Me too
Will you ever be a citizen though?
D Dimba I’m Egyptian and Im a proud citizen and don’t say it’s because I’m Arab because I know a Pakistani with the UAE passport
me to :)
But I am from a different country and hospital
amazing
Fantastic
Great hero honorable sheik Zayed made it possible
Remarkable leadership
please can you put this video this video is usefull for my social work when i am try to insert is saying that u had removed it.please.........................................
mashallah
Dis too good
The UAE is one of my favorite countries. The cities of Abu Dhabi and Dubai are unique, as is their history.
im 12and half years old and ive been living in uae since i was born now my dad is a milllionare uae is very neat and good i love their respect their help
and everything thats why im still living in uae sallute to slll presidents love yalls
When I first came to UAE I did not even know all of this actually happened
Peace Harmony and honour too his name
Mashallah ما شاء الله❤️
Gg I live in Dubai thanks for the compliment
Dubai Burjeel’s
Great leader, great people ...amazing UAE...
I served in the Trucial Oman Scouts - 1968/69 in Sharjah (pre-development era) - Anyone remember the Rolla Tree (place of executions).
Shaikh sultan he talk about rolla in one of his books
how are they spelling za za ?
so intelligent
Innovative Thinkers. ..always think outside of the box! 📦!
From camel to luxury car
luxury camel
@@iambigandchunky7157 Luxamel
Heu Camellati
soubhanallah
May god bless you all Mashallah :)
i love Dubai...
Love you baba zaid
Sharjah
❤
i love dubai n iwant live at dubai
Arkananta Berjaya I live in Dubai
Get ready for 57 degrees Celsius in winter
Carl in winter it’s fantastic but it’s too hot in summertime
I'm in fujairah
Rip President of U.A.E and Kuwait
We have you in our hearts!
Quote:
Prior to 9/11 I had a naive view ...
Don't blame an external thing but something internal, for example that you were busy with an illness, your job or your family (or building a house, etc.) and hadn't been free to be reflective on the wider world, prior to that particular moment when you assessed the Muslim world and its good features.
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Just a tip.
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Superhero
Was British influence ever involved?
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بوظبي أّ.عٌ.مَ تراه مو عربي بس عنصري 😔
@@marwan4233 للأسف ياصاحـبي
Oil has so much power
not truth saudi arabia like exambol
i thinke oil hilped thim but the clear and creative mind who make the dreams be truth.
dubaicity saud ik
just like ur oily skin and hair. that smell IS powerful 💋
@@shamsaalhaddad773 hahahahahahhahaaha كفو
حتى
@MediaWontShow Yes they were invited but refused. I live in Bahrain and I believe that the rules made a mistake when they refused
Zayed reached this sand
am looking for songs Re: UAE from the 1980's anyone knows where to get them?
7:18
380,000 people.
Where did they come from; was it from lots of marriage and childrens?
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Or where did they all live, previously ?
Anyone?
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MealyMouthedLeach they came from Sultanate Oman
this is exactly what is going to come for my exam wish me luck guys
good luck TJ gamer
And his father
Dubai is the best
Let me show you f off liar they want money
because of a small discovery uae is one of the richest contries in the world
Who else watched this video because of you’re school
Me
OMG
We want to know Zayed father name on your Google.
Hiiiii
taleen fayyad ok
taleen
Iraq, Iran, and Venezuela have more oil than the UAE but look to their status now.
UAE didn't choose corruption, civil wars or tribalism.
Oil doesn't make you wealthy, rather your brain does.
lmao .
The United States launched a war on Iraq because the President of Iraq did not agree to the conditions for giving oil to the United States. But America desperately needs oil, so it launched a war on Iraq under the pretext of terrorism to take the seas of oil under Iraq. Indeed, the United States took oil and is still taking all oil resources from Iraq and now Iraq has become a poor country due to the greed of the United States and its love for oil But the UAE has agreed to give oil to the United States, and that is why the states have not launched war on them, but also helped them build their country in exchange for millions of barrels of oil. Note that Iraq has an amount of oil equivalent to ten times the amount of oil in the Emirates.
And let's not forget what happened in Syria. The United States did not launch a war against Syria, but it created an army called "ISIS" and the states deployed their forces throughout Syria to take their own oil-rich inner wealth on the pretext of eliminating terrorism. Also, the states controlled many crude oil fields in Syria. Syria can become better than the UAE if the states do not exist.
Heu Devil..you're wrong..Iraq oil reserves aren't 10 times of UAE. Iraq has ~150 billion bbl while UAE has ~100.
Also UAE doesn't allow production sharing agreement, just same as Iraq now. Many top u.s oil companies withdrew from Iraq due to low profitability.
Heu Devil Syria oil reeves stands at 4.5 billion bbl, which means in no way it can be like UAE.
@@jibreellana This is what everyone thinks, but this is wrong. Syria and Iraq have endless quantities of oil, but no one really knows how much oil there is in Syria. I know that there is a lot of oil in Syria because I live in Syria and I see the American army everywhere. And let me tell you something. The United States will not put its soldiers on the ground unless there is a large amount of oil in Syria Everyone believes that Syria has a small amount of oil. If this were true, I would not have seen the US military everywhere.
Dubai bring more anime storesss
-medisa
Balad jamil yastahik ziyaar wnaso koramae jidan
People from 6G4 can like 😃
are you at the school gems west minister?
@@Lauren-su8ey um no :)
@@Lauren-su8ey my sister is at GEMS westminister
@@fozianaveed6145 same!
Who else had a task to watch this video in school ?
Me
Loloooo
Noor ok
What about your women? Are they free? Do they have the rights that men do?
What about your political system? Are free elections being held in your system?
Your material progress is admirable, but it is not enough.
long lance yes
Yes yes and yes
its not your business why the fuck you talk about other countries privacy they are free
respect wamen
We don’t want elections as an Emirati I can assure you we DO NOT want elections...And yes women do have rights.
We Gulf Countries love our monarchs, like my country Kuwait's Amir Sheikh Sabah, besides we are terrible at democracy in Kuwait! We cant even elect a good Parliament, the Parliament is filled with liars that want to kick out Government Ministers who did nothing wrong. The Amir made a wise desicion kicking out the last Parliament, but this one is much worse. Women have rights as men in Kuwait like the UAE aswell and I agree with you saying we dont have to be a replica of another culture
ok
This fake stories about Zayed
NOPE
They all together ruined Arab
Shari'ah law should be applied in whole emirates... don't follow dirty western culture
Home sweet home
Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan have ruling UAE is perfect outside humans inside humans lifestyle of humans this video maker eleven years ago but nowadays?
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