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UAE National Day

Every year on December 2nd, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) comes alive in a vibrant display of patriotism and national pride as the nation celebrates its National Day. This important occasion marks the anniversary of the UAE's formation in 1971 when seven emirates united to create a single nation. UAE National Day is a time for reflection, celebration, and a rekindling of the spirit that has driven the UAE to become a global powerhouse in just a few decades. In this post, we will explore the history, traditions, and significance of UAE National Day.

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Sheikh Zayed Mosque

The Gulf region is renowned for its magnificent mosques that stand as architectural marvels and spiritual sanctuaries. These mosques not only serve as places of worship but also showcase the rich cultural heritage and Islamic traditions of the region. In this week’s edition of the Middle East Sunday Pages, we will explore the grandeur and significance of mosques in the Gulf region, with a special focus on the iconic Sheikh Zayed Mosque.

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Museum of the Future, Dubai

Dubai is a city that's renowned for its futuristic architecture and cutting-edge technology, and the Museum of the Future is no exception. This state-of-the-art museum is a unique platform that showcases innovative ideas and technologies that are shaping the future of humanity. Located in the heart of Dubai, the Museum of the Future is a place where visitors can explore the latest breakthroughs in science, technology, and innovation.
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Is it expensive to live in the Middle East?

I'm often asked if is it expensive to live in the Middle East but the truth is no matter where you chose to live in the world, for some people the cost of living will be affordable, and for others, it will be too expensive. The Middle East is no different from that. Just like the rest of the world, some parts of the Middle East will be more expensive than others, the reality is however that it's not as expensive to travel or to live there as people think. Just like the rest of the world, some parts of the Middle East will be more expensive than others, the reality is however that it's not as expensive to travel or to live there as people think.
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