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Booming regional and international trade has pushed the Northern Emirates to expand and modernise their harbouring infrastructure to cope with expanded trade links and grab a share of the regional and international maritime transshipment industry.
The continued growth of the Northern Emirates' industrial sector has shed light on the crucial importance of industrial free zones for economic development in the region.
In 2006, 14.4m tones of cement were consumed in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). The federation boasts one of the world's highest per-capita cement consumption, at roughly triple the world average, and the ongoing construction boom has, by all accounts, created a major shortage locally.
While the United Arab Emirates is credited with oil reserves of 97.9bn barrels and 214.4 trn cubic feet of natural gas, the Northern Emirates' combined reserves account for 1.6% of the federation's oil and about 5.5% of its gas.
Easy and fast transportation are crucial assets for the Northern Emirates, which rely on the proximity of more populous Dubai to attract residents and businesses, and whose industrial development depends on the existence of a modern transport infrastructure.
Deyaar, the real estate arm of the Dubai Islamic Bank, is going to test the waters of the region's initial public offering (IPO) market as it is planning to sell off 55% of its shares in early May in what is being called the largest IPO yet launched in the United Arab Emirates (UAE).

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