One Day of the World© is the largest painting done in "Mongol Zurag", a traditional style
of Mongolian painting
One Day of the World© is the largest painting done in "Mongol Zurag", a traditional style
of Mongolian painting
ABU DHABI
THIS MONTH'S SPECIAL FEATURE
On the occasion of the Annual Investment Meeting Congress
United Arab Emirates (UAE) is a federation of the seven emirates that lie across the eastern coast of the Arabian Peninsula. This month we showcase the cultural and architectural marvels of the UAE, the country's commitment to preserving its traditional culture while embracing modernity can be seen from the traditional Bedouin culture to modern skyscrapers.
The United Arab Emirates has a rich cultural heritage that has had a significant impact on Arabic culture. The UAE's cultural heritage is reflected in its arts, music, literature, and architecture.
The UAE is known for its love for poetry, which has been an essential part of its cultural heritage for centuries. Poets have played a crucial role in Emirati society, and their works reflect the country's history, culture, and values. In addition to its cultural heritage, the UAE has also made significant technological contributions to the world.
The UAE is known for its love for poetry, which has been an essential part of its cultural heritage for centuries. Poets have played a crucial role in Emirati society, and their works reflect the country's history, culture, and values. In addition to its cultural heritage, the UAE has also made significant technological contributions to the world.
The country has a thriving tech industry and has become a global hub for innovation and creativity. The UAE is home to numerous tech startups, and the government has implemented policies that encourage entrepreneurship and investment in the tech sector. The Artwork shows UAE’s excellence in industry and innovation.UAE has the most magnificent golden horses in the world with those at the Madinat in Jumeirah giving an indication of how crucial the horse is to Emirati culture.
Natural native Phoenix palm trees are spread around the UAE and serves as a national symbol. Unique feature of the UAE is its man-made islands, such as Palm Jumeirah and The World Islands, which are engineering marvels that offer luxurious living experiences and world-class entertainment options.
Beauty of the Palm tree island is shown on the artwork, as well as remarking its historical importance.
Falconry is an integral part of Emirati culture, and it has been practiced in the UAE for centuries. Falconry is the art of training and hunting with falcons, and it is considered a prestigious and traditional practice in Emirati society. Falconry is more than just a sport in Emirati culture; it is a symbol of tradition, heritage, and pride. The sport has become an important part of the country's identity, and it is a source of national pride and cultural significance.
The UAE's impact on Arabic culture can be seen in its architecture. The country has a unique blend of modern and traditional architecture, with buildings such as the Burj Khalifa and the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque showcasing the country's commitment to architectural excellence while also preserving traditional Arab design.
The Burj Khalifa, the world's tallest building, is a must-see attraction for visitors, offering breathtaking views of the city. While the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque in Abu Dhabi is an architectural masterpiece, with its white marble domes and intricate floral designs making it one of the most beautiful mosques in the world.
Apart from the modern architecture, the UAE also boasts of unique geographical monuments such as the Dubai Miracle Garden, which is the world's largest flower garden. This garden has over 45 million flowers in various shapes and colors, making it a truly mesmerizing sight.
