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DubaiAlso known as Dubayy, one of the United Arab Emirates; population (2004 est) 1,272,000. Following the discovery of substantial oil reserves offshore in 1966, Dubai became very prosperous; developments included the building of modern hotels, an international airport, a new deepwater harbour, and a dry dock for supertankers. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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It is built in the shape of 17 huge fronds extending five km into the sea south of Dubai City. DUBAI CITY, United Arab Emirates -- The Dubai Outsource Zone (DOZ), one of several initiatives of the Dubai government to foster technology and knowledge-industry growth, announced today that market research firm FAO Research has completed an independent analysis of DOZ's capabilities, concluding that Dubai is an "extremely attractive operational alternative" for companies seeking a new offshore outsourcing destination. It is built in the shape of 17 huge fronds extending five km into the sea south of Dubai City. |
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