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Where business gets done in the UAE

The seven emirates, their regions and exclaves, with the nodes that actually decide an operation: free zones, ports, financial centres and universities — and what each one means for an Argentine company. Tap an emirate or a node.

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Northern emiratesAbu DhabiKhalifa PortUAEU · Al AinAl DhafraRuwaisBarakah
DubaiSharjahAjmanUmm AlQuwainRas AlKhaimahFujairahJebel AliJAFZADMCCDIFCDAFZADubai SouthAcademic CityHattaHamriyahSAIF ZoneKhor FakkanKalbaAjman Free ZoneMasfoutManamaUAQ Free Trade ZoneRAKEZSaqr PortPort of Fujairah

Northern emirates

Zoom · Dubai to Ras Al Khaimah

Five of the seven emirates fit inside this rectangle, with six ports and more than twenty licence regimes within a hundred-kilometre radius. That is why a company can change emirate without changing its operation.

Corridor intensityexploratory → priority
Free zonesPorts & logisticsFinancial centresUniversitiesIndustry & energyExclaves & regions
7Emirates
41Mapped nodes
5Ports

Emirates by intensity

How to read this map. Corridor intensity is an editorial index by The UAE Experience (1 to 5): it measures how useful the emirate is to an Argentine company that wants to operate, not its GDP or its size. Nodes are placed by real coordinates, accurate enough to orient yourself, not to navigate. It is not legal, tax or investment advice.

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