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Most visitors rank it amongst the most exciting and vibrant cities in the world. While not matching the tourist inflows of Europe's top destinations, Istanbul is looking to make up ground on rival cities.
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.
Rents are at an all time high in Doha where a one bedroom apartment can range anywhere from $2,000 to $4,000 per month.
Unrivalled among the large-cap companies on the Istanbul Stock Exchange, Akbank draws both enthusiasm and scrutiny from investors.
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.
By 2010 Qatar aims to increase the number of tourists who visit the emirate to 1.5m visitors per year, while at the same time lengthening the average stay from 1.5 to four days.

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