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1.ABU DHABI = Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed al Nahyan
2.DUBAI = Sheikh Mohammd bin Rashid al Maktoum
3.Sharjah = Sheikh Sultan bin Mohammad al Qasimi 3
4.Ajman = Sheikh Humaid bin Rashid al Nuami
5.Fujairah = Sheikh Hamad bin Muhammad al Sharqi
6.Ras ul khaimah = Sheikh Saqr bin Mohammad Qasimi
7.Umm ul Quwain = Sheikh Saud bin Rashid al Maula
Note: bin means "son of"
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Who elects the rulers of the uae?
The people decide who is going to be the president
What is the current rate of hms1 scrap in uae?
current rate for hms1 scrap in uae is 1700 dhs per ton
Is the United Arab Emirates ruled by Shiite rulers?
No. All seven emirates of the UAE are ruled by Sunni Muslims.
When did sheikh mohammed rule U.A.E?
Sheikh Mohammed was never ruler of the UAE, he is the current ruler of the Emirate of Dubai within the UAE
Who is the Chinese rulers?
the current president of china is Hu Jintao
Who is the presedent of the uae?
The current president is Khalifa bin Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan.
What are the additional features of current account in a bank in UAE?
The following are a few additional features of current account. They offer special checking facility for UAE residents, free transfers, international debit cards, 24 hour banking facility.Moreover they are available in various currencies.
How much curency of 100 oman baisa to dirham?
At current rates 100 Oman Baisa equals 1 UAE dirham.
What is the current diesel price in uae?
13.50 per Imperial Gallon Adnoc Quality, Low Sulphur
Current exchange rate of uae dirham to Canadian dollar?
The rates change every day. Use this currency converter to calculate it.
Where are the driest part in the uae?
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What is the current status of the UAE's building code regulations"?
The UAE's building code regulations are continuously updated and enforced to ensure safety and quality in construction projects. The regulations cover various aspects such as structural integrity, fire safety, and accessibility. Compliance with these codes is mandatory for all construction activities in the UAE to maintain high standards in the built environment.
