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Uploaded by on Nov 29, 2009

Dubai's ambitions to become an international financial centre are in doubt after the shock announcement that its main state-owned firm wants to suspend debt payments. But in the streets of the Emirate, people say they're confident in the future. Duration: 00:39

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  • Denial always helps to find a swift and lasting solution to ones problems.

  • @X4SerioX4ese yes we are muslims

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  • @alphadawg44 Thats what America says

  • @X4SerioX4ese  yes we are muslims

  • the outside picture hasn't changed, but if you live there alot has changed.

    I know many people that lost millions of investments!

    and i personaly used to rent for 70,000 dhs a year and now the same place my landlord is asking 40,000 dhs a year and it is empty.

    im not bothered to change the currency but its alot.

    things will ever go back how they were,

  • What people don't understand about Dubai, is that it may be in debt but the capital city, Abu Dhabi has so much money that they can buy all the landmarks. Plus if Dubai ever needed anything they always help out.

  • Honestly nothing has changed.

  • Dubai looks like a beautiful city.

  • cool

  • @tim9798 Canadians would do to Americans what the Russians did to Napoleon: wait until winter, burn all supplies in sight and let them die of cold.

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