1. SimSim says:

   18 December 2009 at 03:38  

   ba7es abu dhabi kanoo daymaan maj6loeen men dubai for the huge growth .... so now bed-hom yeshtrohom .... on another word ymashohom 3ala 5a6erhom ... :D a dream comes true

1. NasEr says:

   18 December 2009 at 10:40  

   why am I still scared ? :o

1. Shaima says:

   19 December 2009 at 03:41  

   now about 60% of Dubai is owned by Abu dhabi. and in my opinion it is SOMETHING

1. Shaheen says:

   20 December 2009 at 05:15  

   Simsim: anyone can realize the hidden competition between Dubai, Abu Dhabi and even Al Doha, everyone tries to make his city the best, clean and tidy roads, sky scrapers, branches for western universities and world class sports activities, this was very healthy. However, in UAE it was like a state with two heads, Dubai adopted free foreign policy which made Abu Dhabi angry sometime, i.e. relations with Iran :d - on the other hand, Abu Dhabi had big benefits of the aggressive growth in Dubai, at the end of the day its one country o ma dam jari bkher ana bkher.
   
   Naser: sho ele mkhawafak, the most important point is not lying off Jordanians in Dubai, so we pray for stability and prosperity of Dubai and the rest of the Emirates.
   
   Shaima: until now nothing has been confirmed about AD acquisitions in Dubai, Sheikh mohammad said before Dubai is not for sale. AD helped itself by the 10 B$ grant, AD stock market plunged in great loss after Dubai debt crisis, still they should be thanked for that. Kuwait also offered help.
   
   people what about national geographic channel, its being aired for -don’t know exactly how long : D- I think it’s the best addition to the Arab media space since Aljazeera.
   
   Fifa clubs world cup was a fabulous event in our part of the world, even best players were astonished by the excellent organisation in AD.

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