Thank You UAE
Let’s celebrate the UAE’s achievements through memories
How long have you been in the UAE? Years? Months? Just arrived yesterday? Whenever it was, each of us has their own, unique story to tell about the country we all call home.
On the occasion of the 49th UAE National Day, we ask you to join us as we relive some memories of this beautiful country. Remember when the Dubai Shopping Festival kicked off in 1996? What about when there was Planet Hollywood in town? Or maybe when Abu Dhabi cabs looked different? Let’s take this momentous day to appreciate everything that the UAE has given to us and our loved ones.
Whatever your memories of the UAE, we’d love to hear your story. Tell us all about it by sending us an SMS on 4002 or use the Radio Shoma App to message us for free. We look forward to taking a trip down memory lane with you!
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UAE - PAST, PRESENT & FUTURE
- 1950 Watchtower at Jazirat Al-Hamra, Ras Al Khaimah
- Abu Dhabi Corniche 1954
- Al Fahidi Fort 1960s
- Deira 1960s
- DXB Airport 1971
- 1979 Dubai Gold Souk
- 1979 Queen Elizabeth & Sheikh Zayed
- Dubai World Trade Centre 1985
- Dubai College 1990s
- Burj Al Arab 1994
- Dubai Marina 1999
- JBR 2002
- Burj Khalifa
- Coca Cola Arena
- DXB Airport
- Louvre Abu Dhabi
- Palm Jumeirah
- Lar Mer Dubai
- Museum of the Future
- Ain Dubai Bluewaters Island
- Yas Arena
- Dubai Harbour
- Marsa Al Arab Project
- The Royal Atlantis Resort
- Dubai Creek Harbour
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