It's a rainy rainy day in Abu Dhabi.
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Dear Friends,
I need a job in UAE. Please help me out. How can I go about it? You can refer me to any consultancies in India. I have around 6 years of experience in HR but don't have a management degree. Is there any preference given to it? All your advice and help will be highly appreciated.
Thanks,
Hariprasad
From India, Madras
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I need a job in UAE. Please help me out. How can I go about it? You can refer me to any consultancies in India. I have around 6 years of experience in HR but don't have a management degree. Is there any preference given to it? All your advice and help will be highly appreciated.
Thanks,
Hariprasad
From India, Madras
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Dear Friends,
For the first time ever, an official public figure in the UAE has revealed data related to the nationality split in the country. With the latest update on the census (2007), the total UAE population is touching 6.5 million people. This represents an increase of almost 70% against the preliminary results (3.8 million) that were published back in 2004.
It was not a secret that the Emiratis represent a small portion of the population; the previous estimations were always between 15% and 25%. The data below shows that it is even lower than the estimations at only 13.5%.
Details of the nationalities are as follows:
Nationality Absolute population %
Emirati 875,617 (13.5%)
Arab Expat 823,633 (12.7%)
Indian 2,367,732 (36.5%)
Pakistani 822,914 (12.7%)
Bangladeshi 589,545 (9.1%)
Filipino 279,602 (4.3%)
Sri Lankan 104,623 (1.6%)
Iranian 100,309 (1.5%)
Nepali 93,469 (1.4%)
Chinese 32,637 (0.5%)
Other Asian 151,234 (2.3%)
Other African 72,453 (1.1%)
Europe and Australia 134,630 (2.1%)
North American 41,354 (0.6%)
South American 4,177 (0.1%)
Total 6,493,929 (100.0%)
The above details were published in Al Bayan newspaper on 29th of October; For more details, you can refer to the link below (in Arabic):
ae/servlet/ Satellite? c=Article&cid=1223993414930&pagena me=Albayan/ Article/FullDeta il
From United Arab Emirates, Abu Dhabi
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For the first time ever, an official public figure in the UAE has revealed data related to the nationality split in the country. With the latest update on the census (2007), the total UAE population is touching 6.5 million people. This represents an increase of almost 70% against the preliminary results (3.8 million) that were published back in 2004.
It was not a secret that the Emiratis represent a small portion of the population; the previous estimations were always between 15% and 25%. The data below shows that it is even lower than the estimations at only 13.5%.
Details of the nationalities are as follows:
Nationality Absolute population %
Emirati 875,617 (13.5%)
Arab Expat 823,633 (12.7%)
Indian 2,367,732 (36.5%)
Pakistani 822,914 (12.7%)
Bangladeshi 589,545 (9.1%)
Filipino 279,602 (4.3%)
Sri Lankan 104,623 (1.6%)
Iranian 100,309 (1.5%)
Nepali 93,469 (1.4%)
Chinese 32,637 (0.5%)
Other Asian 151,234 (2.3%)
Other African 72,453 (1.1%)
Europe and Australia 134,630 (2.1%)
North American 41,354 (0.6%)
South American 4,177 (0.1%)
Total 6,493,929 (100.0%)
The above details were published in Al Bayan newspaper on 29th of October; For more details, you can refer to the link below (in Arabic):
ae/servlet/ Satellite? c=Article&cid=1223993414930&pagena me=Albayan/ Article/FullDeta il
From United Arab Emirates, Abu Dhabi
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