The United Arab Emirates lies on the eastern part of the Arabian Peninsula and the coastline extends along the Arabian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman and its capital is Abu Dhabi.
The State of the United Arab Emirates,was established in the second of December in the year 1971. A federal state comprising seven emirates are: - Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Sharjah, Ras Al Khaimah, Umm Al Quwain, Ajman and Fujairah.
It is the fourth largest producer of oil in the world . The crime rate it is one of the lowest in the world .The spread of education and the spread of health services and
the evolution of communications. Are important developments the Arabs were in the past engaged in agriculture and diving for pearls and fishing.
http://www.ncema.ae/ar/About-UAE%20.aspx
Kuwait is situated in the northeastern
part of the Arabian Peninsula, at the
head of the Persian Gulf. Kuwait is
bordered on the north and west by Iraq,
on the south and west by Saudi Arabia,
and on the east by the Persian Gulf. For
many years Kuwait was a small emirate
whose economy centered on sea trade
and especially pearl exports. The
discovery of oil in the 20th
century
transformed all aspects of Kuwaiti
society. Kuwait is one of the world's
smallest countries, occupying 17,818 sq
km (6880 sq mi). The greatest distance
from north to south is 200 km (120 mi)
and from east to west 170 km (110 mi).
Kuwait´s official language is Arabic,
which is spoken by all citizens. Both Arabic and English are taught
in Kuwaiti schools. Islam is the official religion, 85% Kuwaiti
citizens are Muslim. 15% others. In 1997 Kuwait had an estimated
population of 1,834,269. Slightly fewer than 40 percent of the
people are native Kuwaitis, while the remainders of the population,
for the most part, are foreign workers.
part of the Arabian Peninsula, at the
head of the Persian Gulf. Kuwait is
bordered on the north and west by Iraq,
on the south and west by Saudi Arabia,
and on the east by the Persian Gulf. For
many years Kuwait was a small emirate
whose economy centered on sea trade
and especially pearl exports. The
discovery of oil in the 20th
century
transformed all aspects of Kuwaiti
society. Kuwait is one of the world's
smallest countries, occupying 17,818 sq
km (6880 sq mi). The greatest distance
from north to south is 200 km (120 mi)
and from east to west 170 km (110 mi).
Kuwait´s official language is Arabic,
which is spoken by all citizens. Both Arabic and English are taught
in Kuwaiti schools. Islam is the official religion, 85% Kuwaiti
citizens are Muslim. 15% others. In 1997 Kuwait had an estimated
population of 1,834,269. Slightly fewer than 40 percent of the
people are native Kuwaitis, while the remainders of the population,
for the most part, are foreign workers.
( http://www.arab.de/arabinfo/kuwait.htm )
The sultanate of Oman lies on the southeastern coast of the Arabian Peninsula. The Sultanate of Oman has attractive tourist sites, valleys, deserts, beaches, and mountains that make it distinct from other GCC states. Jebel Shams is the tallest mountain, the highest point in the region, also famous for the existence of places for camping, too. Most of the major shopping centers are in Muscat, the capital, where the Muscat City Centre is the largest of these centers, and other tourist activities are sand skiing, mountain climbing, camel racing, and camping.
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Bibliography
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