Abu Dhabi, Why So Austere?

alifarabia | January 21, 2012 | Featured UAE, UAE | No Comments

In the context of the region, the UAE and especially Abu Dhabi, was the proverbial safe haven along with Qatar.

While it was not a great year by any stretch of the imagination, the UAE looked good simply because others such as Egypt, Bahrain, Libya and Syria were imploding. READ MORE HERE

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