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H.H.Dr. Sheikh Sultan Bin Khalifa Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Member of the Executive Council of Abu Dhabi.
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- was elected by the Supreme Council of Rulers (Federal Supreme Council) as President of the United Arab Emirates on 3 November 2004, to succeed his father, the late HH Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan, who had been UAE President from the foundation of the Federation in 1971.
Sheikh Khalifa is also Ruler of Abu Dhabi, having succeeded to that position on his father's death on 2 November 2004.
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Field trip to Fujairah Emirate including a visit to Sultanate of Oman
Fujairah, the youngest of the UAE's seven emirates, fronts the Gulf of Oman and makes a good base for exploring the eastern coast, regarded as the prettiest part of the country.
It boasts a museum showcasing archaeological and ethnographic displays, a spooky old town and a 300 year old fort.
Bithna, 12km (8mi) north-west of Fujairah, has several archaeological sites, including the Long Chambered Tomb, thought to have been a communal burial place, and an impressive fort.
Fujairah Emirate is the seventh in the union of U.A.E.
It is the bride of the Emirates on the East Coast of the Gulf of Oman.
It is the only Emirate on the Gulf of Oman, its area is 1,450 square kilometers.
It is characterized by its mountains that have different colors, its fertile valleys that are full of natural water springs and its coastal belt with its clean golden sands extending to more than 90 kilometers.
80% of the population of the Emirate inhabit this coastal belt.
The total population of the Emirate is 80,000, according to the last census of the State Ministry of Planning. 20% of the population live in the oasis and mountainous valleys.
Al Fujairah was named after a small stream in the Emirate.
The Emirate lies in the Eastern part of the Arabian Peninsula.
It is considered to be the crossing part to and from the states of the Gulf Cooperation Council, across the Indian ocean to the states of East Asia, Europe and the whole world.
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Oman, officially the Sultanate of Oman is one of the oldest civilisations on the Persian Peninsula and is alleged to have been the home of Sinbad the sailor.
Long, lovely beaches, feathery palms and groves of citrus are set against a mountainous backdrop.
Area: 309.500 sq. km with 1.700 km of coastline
Capital: Muscat
Population: Around 2 534 000 (in 2000)
Language: Arabic (official langage), but English is spoken by many Omanis
Religion: Islam
Currency: Omani Rial/biaza (1 rial=1000 biaza)
Governement: Controlled by Sultan Qaboos bin Said
Money: Credit cards are widely accepted.
Health: Malaria free zone. Tap water drinkable.
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