Abu Dhabi is the Capital of the UAE and the largest of the seven Emirates, constituting over 85% of the nation's total land area.

Abu Dhabi possesses 10% of the world's oil reserves, 5% of its gas reserves, and produces 90% of the oil in the U.A.E. The income generated from these natural resources has been purposely invested to create a first-class infrastructure and flourishing modern metropolis.

At the same time, great effort has been taken to protect Abu Dhabi's natural scenic beauty and to preserve the authentic spirit of Arabia.

Abu Dhabi offers its cosmopolitan population the opportunity to pursue a very attractive lifestyle. The amenities and conveniences of modern living are available in the pleasant surroundings of a sun-kissed, waterfront city adorned with abundant parks and tree-lined boulevards.

Abu Dhabi offers a variety of beautiful landscapes. Lush and verdant with large gardens and parks, Abu Dhabi is known as the "Green State," a stark contrast to also being home to the world's largest sand dunes. In addition, there are nearly 200 islands in close proximity to Abu Dhabi, offering some of the most natural waterfront landscapes and beaches in the region.

With a population of 1.6 million and 87% of the UAE land area, Abu Dhabi is the centre of government and business life in the UAE.

Abu Dhabi International Airport ranks among the best airports in the Arab world for ease of use. Business professionals and holiday makers alike can easily reach a vast array of cities and international destinations within an eight hour radius of the airport.