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The city of Dubai is divided by the famous Dubai creek or Khor. This natural harbour, and Dubai's strategic location on the international trading map has made it one of the world's leading trading and commercial centers.
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• Gulf Countries Remain Tied to the Dollar
With the dollar’s modest comeback and oil’s retreat, policy makers in the region have been bolstered in their resolve to keep currency pegs in place.
• G.E. and Abu Dhabi Fund Form Financial Partnership
General Electric said it would partner with Mubadala Development Company, an Abu Dhabi-based sovereign wealth fund, to create an $8 billion commercial finance fund.
• The New, New City
 Shenzhen and Dubai may have outstripped Paris and New York as civic models. But can an instant city ever feel like the real thing?
• In Democracy Kuwait Trusts, but Not Much
 Overshadowed by thriving monarchies, Kuwaitis are wondering if democracy is living up to its promises.
• A New Mideast Paper Vows to Be Different
 One of the Middle East’s wealthiest ruling families has a new asset: The National, a newspaper that promises independence from its royal owners.
• U.S. Alarmed as Some Exports Veer Off Course
 Officials said the United Arab Emirates were failing to keep U.S. technology from slipping into the wrong hands.
• Voice for Abused Women Upsets Dubai Patriarchy
 Sharla Musabih, an American-born Emirati citizen, has founded the Emirates’ first women’s shelter and earned many enemies in the process.
• In Oil-Rich Mideast, Shades of the Ivy League
 Education City, the largest enclave of American schools overseas, has become the elite of Qatari education.
• U.S. Universities Rush to Set Up Outposts Abroad
 The American system of higher education, long the envy of the world, is starting to become an important export.
• Sarkozy Uses French Clout as His Own Slips
 The French president signed deals in the United Arab Emirates to create a French military base there, as part of a strategy to project power in the region.
• Counterfeit Drugs’ Path Eased by Free Trade Zones
 Counterfeiters use free trade zones to hide a drug’s provenance or to make or relabel adulterated products.
• ‘Kite Runner’ Boys Are Sent to United Arab Emirates
After months of worrying and diplomatic wrangling, the movie studio that is releasing “The Kite Runner” has whisked to safety four young actors.
• CNN Plans Expansion Overseas
CNN Worldwide plans to increase its staff of correspondents by 10 percent as part of a major effort to increase its ability to produce its own reports.
• FIRST LADY HELPS TO FIGHT STIGMA ON BREAST CANCER; First Lady Helps To Fight Stigma On Breast Cancer
Photo of Laura Bush posing with breast cancer survivors in United Arab Emirates; Bush is working to eliminate stigma of disease and raise awareness
• Abu Dhabi: Deal for a Canadian Oil Producer
Abu Dhabi National Energy, a state-controlled United Arab Emirates investor in oil and power assets, agreed to buy the Canadian unit of Pioneer Natural Resources for $540 million. Production at the Canadian unit of Pioneer, based in Irving, Tex., is more than 10,000 barrels of oil equivalent a day and will help Abu Dhabi National come closer to its goal of producing 100,000 barrels a day.
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