what are the reasons emiratisation initiativs in the UAE failed?
354201
I don't even know what that means. Sorry. A little more details would be nice. Thanks!
157448
It may be because they will have a lot of backing from the US and other western nations/business/contractors. The US will look very foolish if Iraq fails economically so every step will be taken to guide them into prosperity. \n\nHowever, insurgency and other threats may seek to stall growth there which of course would make it a poor investment. \n\nIf the people view economic growth as a prosper for Iraqis and Muslims, then they will allow it to grow with US guidance. If they see it as another imposition of Western controll they will boycot and loot that growth. \n\nAn emerging markets investment may be a wiser choice.
733874
1) Trusted Services\n2) or/ Emirates Services (try to use the name of Emirates in your logo because whenever the name of a country exist people will get excited)
204571
Probably not, why would so many senators and congressman in both political parties be against it if it were a good idea.  The real question should be why does President Bush want Dubai to own the ports so bad?
190207
Government STABILITY is essential for investment and growth. Many countries learned a hard lesson from investing in the Mid-East when they nationalized everything in sight.\n\nAfrica being a MUSLIM stronghold won't win you any stability investing nor growth either.
495048
i believe the late sheikh of UAE was the best leader for the whole gulf region and definately a father to all of us.. rose the country to new standards and is now considered one of the wealthiest countries in the world\n\nmy god bless his soul
609943
In Dubai or anywhere else you have to make your questions clear. Will you Rewrite thisagain? :)
547923
YOU MUST CONTACT THE PLACEMENT CONSULTANCIES WHICH GIVE JOB FOR UAE.
787358
Simply because of the following reasons:\n\n1)  Players did not play to their potential.\n2)  Batsmen did not bat according to the demand of the situationm.\n3)  Bowlers did not bowl accurately with proper line and length.\n4)  Fielders did not show required athletism in the field.\n5)  Plays lacked dedication, committment, fighting spirit and urge to wion.\n6)  Tactical mistakes in the batting order and selection of final 11
137126
Protection of our domestic borders are probably the weakest link in our current defenses against terrorism. I can't agree to turn over management of our largest ports to a country from whom terrorists and terrorist funding has come.\nNo matter how confident you are of those whom are in charge, everyone has their price and thus are prone to corruption. I simply would feel more confident if those in charge were not from the United Arab Emirate...that's all!~
194701
Be in touch with Dubai chamber of commerce, try this link below:\nhttp://www.dcci.ae/contents.asp?Page=HomePage\n\nGive me 10Points for increasing your business ;)
640452
1) What the sheik says, goes.\n2) Everything will cost you money\nhttp://www.uaeinteract.com/\n\nThis answer may seem like a wise crack, but it's truer than some may think.
928147
No.  The entire process was doomed from the beginning.  Besides the fact that the operation was poorly planned and executed, the people of Iraq have too many long standing ethnic/religious differences.  Just like eastern Europe under the Communist regimes, these differences were quelled by the strong-armed rule of Sadaam.  We are dreaming if we think that we will force middle eastern people to become like us.  They will not accept our religion or our western values.   They will have to work it out themselves with our support, not our intervention.
74031
You can not buy property in Dubai unless you are a citizen of Dubai. So that is out of the equation. Ireland is leading financially however.
143295
Most US ports don't make a lot of money - or rather, they didn't many years ago.  The reason P&O first got into the business of managing ports around the world is simply...because they do a very good job of it.\nContrary to popular opinion, Dubai and the UAE are not supporters of terrorism.  On the contrary - they have proven to be some of the US' best allies in the region.  Not all Muslims think alike.\nIt is not a question of ownership of our ports; they are still owned in the US.  It is a question of management.  Cargo handling and port management were farmed out many years ago because there were companies that could do a better job at a lower price.  Do you, as a taxpayer, want to shell out millions of dollars to keep an unproductive port limping along in business - or get new management, and make the port productive and able to support itself?\nWhen was the last time you heard about a dockworkers' strike affecting our ports?  They were almost monthly occurrences in the '50s and '60s.  New management has reined in the excesses of the unions while improving throughput of cargo, thereby spreading prosperity for everyone concerned.
851147
I seriously 'a lack of adequate resources' is the main reason behind the failure of few start ups. Especially so if the venture is overseas. For the many market research (either physically going into the propose country / through other resources), it really does not help if the venture requires enough monetary funds at least for the first six months to support the deficit. The suppliers and distributor also plays a major role in making your venture work and careful design chain of suppliers and distributors who you can rely on - considering that 'resources' are as mentioned above but cannot be find in the country investing in which imports are much expensive and takes a longer time.
420752
hi you can only get nationality if u are woman and marry,\nstart business or be a individual with exceptional talent\nand the uae want you.for business there are 2 types of investments.one u only need 80000 us dollars but u are limited to what u can do or you can invest more and do what and how many types of business u want