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...? Lulu Island: Abu Dhabi, UAE. Inserts His/her Inserts Grade Inserts 11th, December, Outline1.0 Introduction 03 2.0 Project Description 03 3.0 Works Completed 04 4.0 Current Works 05 5.0 Planned Works 05 6.0 Conclusions 05 7.0 Reference 06 Lulu Island: Abu Dhabi, UAE. Date: 11 December, 2011. To: xxxxxx, Construction Manager. From: yyyyyyy. Subject: Lulu Island Development. 1.0 Introduction I am writing this report to update you about my progress on the Lulu Island Project, Abu Dhabi. During the whole period, I have collected all relevant information about the mentioned project for your review so that you...
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...? FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE OF ABU DHABI COMMERCIAL BANK IN UAE Company Profile Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank was incorporated in the year 1985 as a public joint stock company in accordance with the UAE Federal Commercial Companies Law No. (8) of 1984 (as amended). The bank is a limited liability company and was incorporated in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). The operations of the bank have substantial local exposure and the bank conducts it through a network a network of 50 branches and four pay offices. Analyzing the group structure of the bank, Australia’s Macquarie Bank and Malaysia’s RHB Capital Berhad comes as the prominent...
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...?Abu Dhabi Polymers Company Limited (Borouge) History of the Company Borouge is a primary supplier of pioneering, value creating plastics solutions. The company was founded in 1998 and was set up as a joint venture between Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) and an Austrian-based company, Borealis (Borouge, 2001). ADNOC is a major Gulf oil company, while Borealis is a top European plastics provider. Borouge currently has headquarters located in both the United Arab Emirates and Singapore. Worldwide, Borouge has a workforce of 1,600 people, who represent over 40 nationalities and serve customers in more than 50 countries throughout the Middle East, the Asia-Pacific...
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...?Abu Dhabi is the capital of United Arab Emirates and the also the second largest the first being Dubai. It generates more than 50 percent of the annual GDP of United Arab Emirates. Abu Dabhi was known for its pearl trade before the discovery of large reserves of oil in 1930s, however today it is a cultural and economic hub in the region. Over the last few years Abu Dhabi has diversified the economic activity through large sums of foreign and local investments in financial services and tourism. As a result Abu Dhabi has attracted a large number of people from all over the world who come and visit Abu...
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....265). At that time, the yearly renewal an additional to 5% of the annual lease of rent for the residence of the manager becomes payable. To highlight the issue in accordance with the World Bank's methods of conducting business in the 2012 Survey states that the UAE is ranked as 33rd, in terms of the negative regions of conducting business. The survey measures comprise of factors such as business start up measures, time, minimum capital, and cost required to conduct a business. Heritage Organization’s of the 2012 Index in terms of Economic Freedom list freedom enjoyed in business, monetary, trade, investment, financial, investment as well as labor markets (Dodge, & Higgott, 2002, p.378)....
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...? Water provision methods for arid region of choice (Saudi Arabia) Saudi Arabia is the largest arid country in the Middle East. Rainfall is scanty and there are no lakes, rivers or streams. The Kingdom has a fast growing population with an average age of about 21 years, almost two thirds of the population is under the age of 25 years. Water plays a crucial role in the quality of life of the inhabitants, but it is also an important requirement for economic prosperity, for example in a growing industry and in the agricultural sector. Together, both variables will cause a further increase in water demand in Saudi Arabia, which cannot be covered completely...
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...INTRODUCTION Abu Dhabi is the biggest of all seven emirates in UAE as well as the capital of the country. The population of the is about 3 million out of 3.8 million of UAE and also covers the 87% of the entire area. The city has a booming retail real estate market for residential buildings, offices other tourism places. The real estate market condition in the United Arab Emirates is, as a whole, facing a boom. It has the most secure and profitable market in whole Gulf region. Abu Dhabi is currently enjoying real estate investment from all over the world. The Abu Dhabi market possesses number of opportunities in the real state sector. It has been difficult for the authorities to meet the ever rising demand for real estate projects... in the...
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...Shaima 16/10/2007 Dr Frances Plimmer Research methods Urbanizing Abu Dhabi Hypothesis The Plan set out by Sheikh Khalifa Bin Zayed provides a modern, dynamic, sensitive and culturally sympathetic platform for the urban development of Abu Dhabi city.
Objectives to Achieve the Hypothesis
The study has a number of objectives, each of the objectives play a vital role in supporting the above given hypothesis. The objectives are as follows:
1. To study the vision of Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan, of the development of Abu Dhabi. The vision of his highness is what made Abu Dhabi eligible for such dynamic development. Thus this objective will support the hypothesis, as it will give an in-depth explanation of how the concept... of this...
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..., which are located throughout the city. The main telecommunication companies in Abu Dhabi are Warid, Etisalat, SAFA Telecom and Axiom telecom (Oxford Business Group, 2010, p. 39). These firms also offer internet services and they are supported by the latest telecommunication technologies.
The business sector and potential investors collaborate in a beneficial way for Abu Dhabi’s economy. It is only through diversified structures that a solid economy can be attained. This includes the air, road, and water and sector, which promotes smooth transportation. The policies instituted by the government ensure that Abu Dhabi’s...
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...Abu Dhabi Aviation Co. Introduction Abu Dhabi Aviation Co. is an airline company based in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates (U.A.E). It generally serves economic and oil-field facilities in the UAE and other Arab States (Abu Dhabi Aviation, 2010). It also provides other business activities such as medical evacuation, photography, charter and survey. In addition, aerial spraying of crops in the UAE and majority of Oman is carried out by the Aviation Company. It is mainly based in Abu Dhabi International Airport.
The foundation of...
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