Dubai Company
Dubai is the most populous emirate in the United Arab Emirates, covering an area of 3,980 square kilometers, accounting for 5.8 percent of the total area of the United Arab Emirates, the second largest emirate in terms of area after Abu Dhabi. Major pillar industries include logistics, trade, finance, and tourism. Population 2.622 million (2014) , accounting for about 41.9% of the country's population, the most populous emirate. Dubai's economic strength in the United Arab Emirates also ranked first, the United Arab Emirates about 70% of non-oil trade in Dubai, so the traditional Dubai is called the United Arab Emirates“Trade Capital”, it is also the economic and financial center of the Middle East.
Geographical location:
Located in the middle of the Arabian Peninsula and on the south coast of Persian Gulf, it is the centre of the Gulf region, facing the Indian subcontinent across the sea and is regarded as the pearl of the Gulf. The coastline is 734 kilometres long and borders Qatar to the north-west, Saudi Arabia to the west and south, and Oman to the east and north-east. It is along the coastline to the northeast in the direction of the southwest, 30 km long, the widest point of more than 10 km. A 14-kilometer-long branch divides it into two parts, the southeastern part called Duras and the northwestern part called Bardubai. The Duras waterfront is the most prosperous. From the south to the north, the branches of the sea are built with Gore Hood Bridge, Maxim Bridge and Shan Daiao Tunnel, connecting the western part of the country, covering an area of about 4,114 square kilometers, accounting for 5.8 percent of the total area of the UAE, it is second after Abu Dhabi. After oil, Dubai's economy relies on tourism, aviation, real estate and financial services.
Dubai is home to the world's first seven-star hotel, the world's tallest skyscraper, the Burj Khalifa, the world's largest shopping mall and the world's largest indoor ski resort, important trading ports (Jebel Ali port, Rashid Port) , and the famous Dubai International Financial Center (DIFC) . Along with the huge construction and development of many industries, Dubai has attracted the attention of the whole world with its active real estate, sports events, talks, etc. , makes Dubai almost synonymous with luxury. It is reported that Dubai uses high-tech construction of the underwater hotel (Atlantis, The Palm) , flying saucer-shaped buildings like the deep sea elves. People can enjoy the underwater creatures and the world in the room. The underwater hotel is shaped like a spaceship and sleeps with fish. Dubai also owns the world's tallest building, the $1.5 bn-plus Burj Khalifa, formerly known as the Burj Dubai, which has 166 storeys and a total height of 828m, a full 320m higher than Taipei 101.
Dubai is a famous global commercial metropolis in the Middle East. Because it is located at the throat of east-west communication, it often serves as the center of Eurasian economic activities. Since the 1970s, the Dubai Municipal Government has ranked port development and airport construction as the most important infrastructure projects, with the Port of Dubai being the focus. After more than 30 years of development, the Port of Dubai has become the largest free trade port in the Middle East, and the adjacent free trade area has considerable international influence. In 1970, the Port of Dubai, also known as Rashid, became a PORT PORT. In 1979, the world's largest man-made PORT, Dubai's Port Jebelali, opened to further develop the PORT. In May 1991, Dubai set up the DP World Authority (DPA) to manage the two ports in a unified manner. Both the port of Rashid and the port of jebelary have container repair facilities adapted to the passage of large numbers of containers in order to provide more efficient port services. In addition, the port of Jebelary also has 43,000 cubic meters of super-large refrigerated warehouse. In 2009, due to the severe situation of the global shipping industry, DP world handled 25.6 million Tue Containers in 2009, down 8% from the previous year. But some 125 shipping lines still fly through Dubai. Thus, Dubai has become one of the world's major ports, the world's leading transit trade port. After nearly three decades of efforts, Dubai not only became the largest port in the Persian Gulf region, in the world's port shipping industry also occupies a pivotal position.
