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  • Essay / UAE Case Study - 1172

    Dubai and Abu Dhabi send and manufacture these useful items on a daily basis. Oil extracted from Dubai and Abu Dhabi began in 1963 by Sheikh Rashid bin Saeed Al Maktoum. The bulk of the items are available along the rich offshore area belonging to the Emirates of Dubai. The need for oil is necessary for the Emirates to live as they all do. In 1969, the United Arab Emirates launched its first oil tanker from Fetah Field, making even more profits possible and allowing the country to form a respectable military among Arab countries in the Middle East. The commercial empire grows year by year due to its national economic rules which oppose all trade. In Jebel Ali, an American asset of a sea port of disembarkation (SPOD), commercial policy is based on a free trade zone. A free trade zone is a secure route without tariffs or high production costs. Ports are found in the north and west of the country with a major trade route beginning through the Strait of Hormuz. The Strait of Hormuz will pose a problem for its biggest enemy to the north, because it is the only access point for both countries and, as always, someone wants to claim it in order to control the