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Located off the main coastal highway, Umm Al Quwain is a small peninsular emirate and city. Isolated and poor in the years preceding discovery of oil and national unification, it has come a long way in developing its infrastructure and business opportunities since the past 26 years. Port Ahmed bin Rashid offers an international standard port with four quays ranging from 115 meters to 400 meters. It is also location of the Free Zone, which was established in 1987. Here foreign companies are offered great incentives. The aim is to set up 34 light industrial units with accommodation for personnel and catering facilities all at the expense of the Umm Al Quwain government. Umm Al Quwain
has an excellent transport and telecommunications system, a modern
hospital and a local radio station. It is also developing its historic
towers and forts and tradition of horse and camel racing into tourist
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