Dubai's Continued Dominance in Global Greenfield FDI Projects.

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It is logical to state that the capacity of the city of Dubai to draw new and/or abandoned foreign direct investment projects will be unmatched in the year 2024. According to the ‘fDi Markets’ by Financial Times Ltd in the second quarter of the year, 508 Greenfield FDI projects were recorded as having been established in Dubai representing 6.2 percent of the global share. Such a trend not only affirms the emirate’s strength and robustness but also the growing figures of its foreign shareholders. Investor-oriented measures and tools are well entrenched by virtue of the leadership of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai. The factors attributable to the success of Dubai among others is its present day status and milestones in economic growth, which is at par demonstrated by the Dubai Economic Agenda D33. All these factors have made it possible to impose visions, put up the necessary framework and even go ahead
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The Safest Cities in the World (424 Cities Ranked)

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UAE

When choosing a place to live, safety is vital, and the most recent rankings confirm the UAE's status as a haven for both citizens and expatriates. Here's a closer look at the top ranked cities in the UAE.  

Abu Dhabi, UAE (88.3): For the sixth year in a row, Abu Dhabi has been named the world's safest city. The city's low crime rates can be linked to its diversified population, strict laws, and quick deportation for criminal activity.

Ajman, UAE (84.9): With outstanding safety rankings and a low crime index of 15.5, Ajman exemplifies effective police initiatives and community interaction. The city prioritizes security, ensuring that citizens feel safe both day and night. 

Sharjah, UAE (84.6): Sharjah is ranked as the third safest city in the country, combining safety and affordability. With a strong police presence, security services, and ubiquitous CCTV coverage, it's an excellent alternative for anyone looking for a safe and affordable living environment.

Dubai, UAE (83.7): Dubai's global reputation for safety precedes itself. With the biggest number of expatriates, the city's commitment to security, top-tier institutions, and a cosmopolitan environment make it a popular choice for people seeking a safe and wealthy lifestyle. 

Truly  When deciding on a place to live in, a number of aspects must be considered, with safety being the most important. The UAE's cities, with their regular top rankings, provide not only security but also a diversified and enriching living environment. Whether it's the opulence of Abu Dhabi, the urban beauty of Ajman, the affordability of Sharjah, or the worldwide attraction of Dubai, these cities redefine what it means to live in safety and prosperity. 


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