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UAE
7 EMIRATES INFORMATION The United Arab Emirates is comprised of seven
emirates, which occupy the southeastern corner of the Arabian
Peninsula. The United Arab Emirates is comprised of seven emirates,
which occupy the southeastern corner of the Arabian Peninsula. Each
emirate, unique and rich in tradition, is an essential component
necessary for making up the whole. Each emirate, unique and rich in
tradition, is an essential component necessary for making up the whole.
Emirate of Abu Dhabi Emirate of Abu Dhabi Abu Dhabi, by far the largest
emirate, is ruled by the Al Nahyan family. Abu Dhabi, by far the
largest emirate, is ruled by the Al Nahyan family. It occupies 67,340
square kilometres or 86.7% of the total area of the country. It
occupies 67,340 square kilometres or 86.7% of the total area of the
country. The emirate is primarily a vast desert area with about two
dozen islands in the coastal waters, including the island where the
city of Abu Dhabi is located, plus six sizeable islands further out in
the Arabian Gulf. The emirate is primarily a vast desert area with
about two dozen islands in the coastal waters, including the island
where the city of Abu Dhabi is located, plus six sizeable islands
further out in the Arabian Gulf. The population of the emirate is
concentrated in three areas: the capital city, Abu Dhabi; Al Ain, an
oasis city located near the Hajar Mountains; and the villages of the
Liwa oases. The population of the emirate is concentrated in three
areas: the capital city, Abu Dhabi; Al Ain, an oasis city located near
the Hajar Mountains; and the villages of the Liwa oases. Traditionally,
the population along the coast relied on fishing and pearling for
their livelihood, whilst those in the hinterland relied on date
plantations and camel herding. Traditionally, the population along the
coast relied on fishing and pearling for their livelihood, whilst those
in the hinterland relied on date plantations and camel herding.
Through remarkable leadership and personal commitment, His Highness
Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan has developed Abu Dhabi into an
influential, fully modernised state. Through remarkable leadership and
personal commitment, His Highness Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan has
developed Abu Dhabi into an influential, fully modernised state.
Emirate of Dubai Emirate of Dubai Dubai, the second largest of the
seven emirates, is ruled by the Al Maktoum family. Dubai, the second
largest of the seven emirates, is ruled by the Al Maktoum family. It
occupies an area of approximately 3,900 kilometres, which includes a
small enclave called Hatta, situated close to Oman, amongst the Hajar
Mountains. It occupies an area of approximately 3,900 kilometres, which
includes a small enclave called Hatta, situated close to Oman, amongst
the Hajar Mountains. Dubai, the capital city, is located along the
creek, a natural harbour, which traditionally provided the basis of the
trading industry. Dubai, the capital city, is located along the creek,
a natural harbour, which traditionally provided the basis of the
trading industry. Pearling and fishing were the main sources of income
for the people of Dubai. Pearling and fishing were the main sources of
income for the people of Dubai. Under the wise leadership of its
rulers, Dubai's focus on trade and industry transformed it into the
leading trading port along the southern Gulf. Under the wise leadership
of its rulers, Dubai's focus on trade and industry transformed it into
the leading trading port along the southern Gulf. His Highness Sheikh
Maktoum bin Rashid Al Maktoum is the current ruler of Dubai. His
Highness Sheikh Maktoum bin Rashid Al Maktoum is the current ruler of
Dubai. Emirates of Sharjah Emirates of Sharjah Sharjah, which shares
its southern border with Dubai, is ruled by the Al Qasimi family.
Sharjah, which shares its southern border with Dubai, is ruled by the
Al Qasimi family. It is approximately 2,600 square kilometres and is
the only emirate to have coastlines on both the Arabian Gulf and the
Gulf of Oman. It is approximately 2,600 square kilometres and is the
only emirate to have coastlines on both the Arabian Gulf and the Gulf
of Oman. In the nineteenth century the town of Sharjah was the leading
port in the lower Gulf. In the nineteenth century the town of Sharjah
was the leading port in the lower Gulf. Produce from the interior of
Oman, India and Persia arrived there. Produce from the interior of
Oman, India and Persia arrived there. Sharjah's salt mines meant that
salt constituted an important part of its export business, along with
pearls. Sharjah's salt mines meant that salt constituted an important
part of its export business, along with pearls. In the 1930s when the
pearling industry declined and trade decreased due to the creek silting
up, Imperial Airways' flying boats set up a staging post for flights
en route to India, which In the 1930s when the pearling industry
declined and trade decreased due to the creek silting up, Imperial
Airways' flying boats set up a staging post for flights en route to
India, which benefited the residents of Sharjah. benefited the
residents of Sharjah. Today, under the leadership of Sheikh Sultan bin
Mohammed Al Qasimi, Sharjah is the cultural and educational centre of
the UAE and takes pride in preserving the country's cultural heritage
as well as promoting Arab culture and traditions. Today, under the
leadership of Sheikh Sultan bin Mohammed Al Qasimi, Sharjah is the
cultural and educational centre of the UAE and takes pride in
preserving the country's cultural heritage as well as promoting Arab
culture and traditions. Emirate of Ajman Emirate of Ajman Ajman is the
smallest emirate, comprising only 260 square kilometres. Ajman is the
smallest emirate, comprising only 260 square kilometres. It is ruled by
the Al Nuami family. It is ruled by the Al Nuami family. Surrounded
mostly by the emirate of Sharjah, Ajman also possesses the small
enclaves of Manama and Musfut in the Hajar Mountains. Surrounded mostly
by the emirate of Sharjah, Ajman also possesses the small enclaves of
Manama and Musfut in the Hajar Mountains. Along the creek dhow building
was the specialised trade. Along the creek dhow building was the
specialised trade. Fishing and date-trees provided the local population
with their primary means of sustenance. Fishing and date-trees
provided the local population with their primary means of sustenance.
Ajman benefited greatly from the union of the emirates, a fact that is
reflected today in their stately buildings and infrastructure. Ajman
benefited greatly from the union of the emirates, a fact that is
reflected today in their stately buildings and infrastructure. Sheikh
Humaid bin Rashid Al Nuami has been the ruler since 1981. Sheikh Humaid
bin Rashid Al Nuami has been the ruler since 1981. Emirate of Umm Al
Qaiwain Emirate of Umm Al Qaiwain Umm Al Qaiwain is ruled by the Al
Mualla family. Umm Al Qaiwain is ruled by the Al Mualla family. It is
the second smallest emirate, with a total area of around 770 square
kilometres. It is the second smallest emirate, with a total area of
around 770 square kilometres. Positioned between the emirates of
Sharjah and Ajman to the south and Ras Al Khaimah to the north, Umm Al
Qaiwain has the smallest population. Positioned between the emirates of
Sharjah and Ajman to the south and Ras Al Khaimah to the north, Umm Al
Qaiwain has the smallest population. Fishing is the local population's
primary means of income. Fishing is the local population's primary
means of income. Date farming also plays a significant role in the
economy. Date farming also plays a significant role in the economy.
After the union of the emirates in 1971 Umm Al Qaiwain developed into a
modern state, and continues to progress under its present ruler, Sheikh
Rashid bin Ahmed Al Mualla. After the union of the emirates in 1971
Umm Al Qaiwain developed into a modern state, and continues to progress
under its present ruler, Sheikh Rashid bin Ahmed Al Mualla. Emirate of
Ras Al Khaimah Emirate of Ras Al Khaimah Ras Al Khaimah, the most
northerly emirate, is ruled by another branch of the Al Qasimi family.
Ras Al Khaimah, the most northerly emirate, is ruled by another branch
of the Al Qasimi family. It covers an area of 1,700 square kilometres.
It covers an area of 1,700 square kilometres. Thanks to the run-off
water from the Hajar Mountains, Ras Al Khaimah has a unique abundance of
flora, so it is no surprise that agriculture is important to the local
economy. Thanks to the run-off water from the Hajar Mountains, Ras Al
Khaimah has a unique abundance of flora, so it is no surprise that
agriculture is important to the local economy. The emirate also benefits
from its stone quarries, and fishing, which is plentiful in the rich
waters of the Gulf. The emirate also benefits from its stone quarries,
and fishing, which is plentiful in the rich waters of the Gulf. The city
of Ras Al Khaimah, situated on an inlet, has a rich history. The city
of Ras Al Khaimah, situated on an inlet, has a rich history. It was
renowned for its prosperous port and for its exquisite pearls, which
were famous as being the whitest and roundest available anywhere. It was
renowned for its prosperous port and for its exquisite pearls, which
were famous as being the whitest and roundest available anywhere. Ras Al
Khaimah's current ruler is Sheikh Saqr bin Mohammed Al Qasimi. Ras Al
Khaimah's current ruler is Sheikh Saqr bin Mohammed Al Qasimi. Emirate
of Fujairah Emirate of Fujairah The only emirate without a coastline on
the Arabian Gulf is Fujairah, which is ruled by the Al Sharqi family.
The only emirate without a coastline on the Arabian Gulf is Fujairah,
which is ruled by the Al Sharqi family. Situated along the coast of the
Gulf of Oman, Fujairah covers about 1,300 square kilometres. Situated
along the coast of the Gulf of Oman, Fujairah covers about 1,300 square
kilometres. Unlike other emirates, where the desert forms a large part
of the terrain, mountains and plains are its predominant features.
Unlike other emirates, where the desert forms a large part of the
terrain, mountains and plains are its predominant features. Fujairah's
economy is based on fishing and agriculture. Fujairah's economy is based
on fishing and agriculture. Like Ras Al Khaimah, the land in Fujairah
is irrigated by rainwater from the Hajar Mountains, making it ideal for
farming. Like Ras Al Khaimah, the land in Fujairah is irrigated by
rainwater from the Hajar Mountains, making it ideal for farming. Sheikh
Hamad bin Mohammed Al Sharqi is the present ruler. Sheikh Hamad bin
Mohammed Al Sharqi is the present ruler

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