Knowledge EconomyEssay Preview: Knowledge EconomyReport this essayWhich major occupation groups will drive the UAE governments efforts to build a Knowledge Economy?I think that that the Professionals and association professionals major will drive the UAE governments effort to build Knowledge economy . For that reason I think that UAE should allocate special budget specially for the new graduate students to be professional in different field such as education, Technology, Health and economy. They should provide them with the all resources they needs to develop themselves in different fields. I choose this major ,because I believe that if we have professional in different filed in the country , it will help the government to overcome or minimize different economy, health, humanitarian and others. issues . For example it we are suffering from the poor education curriculums in schools or university , it would be very helpful to have someone professional to deal with this problem and find better solution to improve it or change it.
Which major occupation group would you target to increase Emiratization and why?I think that the government should increase Emiratization in the Skilled agricultural and Fishery Workers occupation. I think it is very important to educate the people about the important of the natural resources for country and how it is play an essential role in increasing their country income and economy. Unfortunate our country is depending more in other source of income , for that reason they are not encouraging the young generation to joint this filed. I believe that the government should expand the awareness of the important of the agriculture and fishery work in increasing the UAE economy and this should be done through schools and universities. I think that the university in the UAE should increase the program to teach students the essential of the agriculture and fishery work and allocate the jobs for them when they graduates .
Sultan of Khufu, Emirat
Saudi Arabia
May 28, 2007
MUMBAI: The Saudi-led coalition has launched an effort to launch a series of airstrikes on a militant and insurgent group, al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, in Yemen . But the coalition’s official spokesman, al-Abdul Hadi, has denied this and told the Post , “[T]he Saudi-led coalition has sent two jets and a squad of aircraft into the Yemeni Peninsula to strike on al Qaeda and Islamic elements. There will be no airstrikes, except to prevent further escalation of the military action in Yemen.”Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula is fighting with Saudi-led coalition forces in Yemen, despite President Barack Obama’s push and a declaration of war on al Qaeda and their allies, which he denounced in September after a raid on the al Qaeda’s headquarters over the past month killed over 100 militants.Hodgson said the coalition continues its “heavy-handed and counter-terrorist strategy” that has been adopted against al Qaeda by the United States to counter al Qaeda and its allies and has been used by Saudi Arabia to justify efforts to strike the group, whose primary target is the government of Yemen.Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula is based mainly on Yemen and appears to have broad support among the Houthis, whose forces have been fighting for two years against the pro-government Saudi-led coalition forces. Although the coalition has been accused of war crimes since 2014, Harel said Saudi-led forces killed many of the group’s militants in Yemen.Hodgson said, however, that Saudi-led coalition forces “are not fighting from the air nor are they conducting airstrikes from the air, there is no support (from ) the government of Yemen. But I believe that the coalition should develop and lead an international effort to counter al Qaeda and its affiliates that will stop their war crimes and continue an operation against Yemen to end the war crimes which have been committed.”Sultan of Khufu, a Saudi-born preacher and leader of a militant movement that supports the Saleh government and believes in Sunni Muslim nationalism , has warned Riyadh not to take any action against al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula . He has said in separate statements that the airstrikes were a violation of its obligations to fight terrorism.Sultan of Khufu and other Sunni Arab leaders have also threatened reprisals against Saudi Arabia’s military and allies who have supported the Houthi government on military grounds.Hodgson noted that the Saudis have only launched a total of 35 airstrikes against al Qaeda militants in Yemen since the beginning of last month, with little or no effect yet. “They are bombing groups by name and they are shelling Al Qaeda and Islamic elements in Yemen while it is bombing the United States,” he said.Saudi Arabia said in February that it plans to launch an air campaign in the region following the United Arab Emirates’s deployment of U.S. troops to Yemen to counter the Saudi military’s presence there. The United Arab Emirates and the United Arab Emirates Security Council issued a joint statement on March 1 calling for Saudi Arabia and United Arab Emirates to “take immediate measures, including launching preemptive strike against, and targeting (al Qaeda) in the Arabian Peninsula, to prevent further escalation to the conflict and increase Saudi Arabia’s support for its allies in their battle against al Qaeda and the Yemeni government against it.””Al Qaeda in Arabian Peninsula is an armed group that seeks the rule of nations,” Harel said. “We are trying to disrupt and stop the activities of al Qaeda . We do not think that the coalition will do anything to stop that. If we continue our hard line and continue to stand along with [U.S. Ambassador Abdul Wahhab] Saudi Arabia, the