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Renovated in 1971 for use as a museum and housed in the Al Fahid Fort, its colourful life-size dioramas vividly depict everyday life in the days before the discovery of oil.

This thriving knowledge community was founded as part of a long-term economic strategy to develop the region's talent pool and accelerate its move into a knowledge-based economy. Benefits for DKV partners include 100% foreign partnership, 100% repatriation of assets and profits and effortless visa issuance procedures.

The Dubai metro will be one of the most advanced urban rail systems in the world, once completed, and will be a catalyst for tourism, financial and economic growth. Investment costs for the full system have been assessed at a grand total of AE$14.3bn. There is the possibility of a Q&A session from one of the metros representatives.

Begun in 2000, the Dubai Internet City provides a Knowledge Economy Eco-system designed to support the business development of Information and Communications Technology (ICT) companies. ICT Global giants include: Microsoft, Oracle, HP, IBM, Dell, Siemens, Canon, Logica, Sony Ericsson, Schlumberger and Cisco to name but a few.