Oil Industry in Abu Dhabi, UAE - ADMA-OPCO

Every one thinks that there only oil in the middle east yes that was the case few years back but if you look at it now and 10 years later you will see that middle east specially the Khaleej countries willl be one of the powerfull and successful countries with green projects green is the future and no i'm not talking about money i'm talking about more solar system will be in the Gulf countries will bring more money thatn oil to the region think about it people bravo and wam from Dubai HArut

0:45 wipes the slime of the enemy off his hands.

4:23 bahahahahhahaha

You mean how they proudly march along being "rich" until the oil dries up, then they turn into a ghost town?

They are entirely dependent on oil.

Not a good plan if history is any indication.

Not entirely. Abu Dhabi is still dependant but they are in the process of diversifying their economy. A quick search on Google would show you the vast multi billion dollar projects they are undertaking. The government also has hundreds of billions of investments in Western as well as Eastern countries. The nearby emirate of Dubai is now not dependant on Oil but on finance services and tourism.

Its Tea Time, the truth is coming out!

UAE leaders when speaking to all arab people:
"Dear arabs, you see Iran is powerful like a lion (unlike us)..Now, I am strong enough to make it angry by saying Arabian Gulf instead of Persian Gulf...ha ha ha..I can even say it your islands are mine..."...and the wealthy arab person smiles at tv and goes back to bed with his wives! Some miles away in other arab countries, poor arab kid sleeps hungry in street and doesn't know the new name for Persian Gulf is a good thing to feed him or not.

If oil were to become worthless, the dysfunction of the most prominent
Muslim societies would suddenly grow as conspicuous as the sun.Muslims might then come to see the wisdom of moderating their
thinking on a wide variety of subjects. Otherwise, we will be obliged
to protect our interests in the world with force—continually. in that case our newspapers will begin looking like the book of revelations