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...?The justice in United Arab Emirates Introduction The structure and the rules of a country’s legal system can highly affect the country’s performancein regard to all its sectors, including its positioning as a member of the international community. In any case, the legal framework of each country needs necessarily to be aligned with the rules of international law. Still, potentials exist for differentiation of national law from the international legal rules, especially in the case of national security or other similar condition. Moreover, the culture and the ethics of certain countries have increased power in influencing the content and the scope of national legal system. This phenomenon...
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...? Marketing Report Olay in the United Arab Emirates Insert Insert Grade Insert 25 May Introduction Olay is an American company that manufactures skin care products. Procter & Gamble owns the firm. It was founded in South Africa by Graham Wuff in 1999 who sold lanolin branded as oil of Olay (Olay, 2012). Wulf developed the oil of Olay at home and used his wife and friends to experiment on the oil. He marketed the oil of Olay product with his friend Lowe without any branding, successfully and later marketed the oil of Olay under the company Adams National Industries (ANI) (Olay, 2012). They successfully entered the international markets but later sold their company to Richard Merell Inc who...
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...?Feasibility Study to explore the potential viability of a business in the UAE By Business of Introduction Essentially a feasibility study intended to explore the viability of a business idea or entity involves various considerations. The primary ones include political, economic, social, technology, and legal implications. In addition, market trend forecast on the product under study within the same industry is the epicenter of this paper (MAHMOUD, 2012). PESTEL analysis is intended to be applied in examining the anticipated feasibility upshot in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). The intended feasibility study revolves within the tourism industry. This paper intends to consider venturing in hospitality section in one of the Emirates... Fund....
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...United Arab Emirates Introduction The United Arab Emirates is a federation of seven sheikhdoms each known as an Emirate, the seven Emirates are; Abu Dhabi( Abu Zaby), Dubai( Dubayy), Sharijah(Ash Sharijah), Umm al Qaywayn, Ajman, Al Fajayrah, and Ras al Khaymah. The official census in 2005 estimated population of the federation to be 4, 467, 899 million, and according to the Oxford Business Group report (14) the country occupies an area of about 77,700 square kilometers, located on the south east Arabia in between the Persian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman. The principal and the most prosperous of all of the...
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...of the above discussion, we can infer that the United Arab Emirates is indeed a place where business prospects appear to be ones that can be quite lucrative for those who choose to venture. However, the great degree of uniqueness that the United Arab Emirates holds is just as much of a threat as it is an opportunity for new comers since the demographic, economic and cultural terrain is one that is quite different from those found in other high prospect countries of the world.
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BBC. Country profile: United Arab Emirates . 11 March 2009. 14 April 2009...
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...Divorce in United Arab Emirates Although divorce is allowed in Islam, Sharia laws make the process be more difficult for couples having wrangles to end their relationship. This is achieved only if the judge is totally convinced that the marriage will not work even if it is given a second chance (Awadhi, 2007).
Sharia courts in United Arab Emirates accept any divorce appeal from men of any nationality. Women who are non-Muslims and married by Muslim men can also apply for a divorce at Sharia courts. The divorce follows a certain process which starts with registering the case at Moral and Family Guidance Section of the court. Later, the councillor meets both parties to discuss their standoff (Sawma, 2012). After consultation... with the...
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...DHL in United Arab Emirates
a. History
DHL’s history in UAE dates back to 1977 when the mother company began shifting from pure delivery of documents to small parcels. In UAE, logistics services were essential given the presence of oil exports and the region’s geographic interface with Asia and Europe. In this regard DHL has continued to develop huge logistics impact in the region since then. The choice for Dubai as a logistics hub by DHL was also as a result of areas world’s largest habors, large free-trade zone, and the presence of freight airport. As a rule, international companies have to partner with local companies to offer their services in UAE and Postal service of Dubai was the...
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...The Future of the Transportation Tourism in United Arab Emirates / Abu Dhabi
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The role of tourism and transportation in Abu Dhabi can be viewed as two essential elements that have a large influence on the development of the region. Though the United Arab Emirates cannot be said to rely entirely on tourism as one of its top moneymakers due to its rich storage of natural resources, it is still an important factor in the development of the government’s plan to diversify its GDP sources. However in order to successfully achieve its objectives, the government...
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...United Arab Emirates The United Arab Emirates is made up of 7 small emirates ly Fujairah, Umm AL-qaiwain, Ras Al-khaimah, Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah and Ajman. The seven were united as a federal state in December 1971. Before the oil economy was established in the 1960s, two orientations were responsible for shaping up the Emeriati culture. The activities were; the sea based culture that mainly involved sea trading and pearling and the nomadic based Bedouins mixed with oasis farming. The subcultures were socially, economically and politically interdependent and this created a common social identity and...
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...rises in ranks of aluminum majors. Retrieved from: http://www.thenational.ae/business/economy/uae-rises-in-ranks-of-aluminium-majors
Geronimo, A. (2014). DC forecasts strong growth in UAE tourism sector. Retrieved from: http://www.tradeandexportme.com/2014/05/dc-forecasts-strong-growth-in-uae-tourism-sector/
International Monetary Fund. (2014). United Arab Emirates—2014 article IV consultation concluding statement of the IMF mission. Retrieved from: http://www.imf.org/external/np/ms/2014/052714a.htm
John, I. (2014). International monetary fund sees strong growth for UAE. Retrieved from:...
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