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INTRODUCTION

PESTEL ANALYSIS OF THE UAE COUNTRY

Overview

The UAE is made out of a federation of seven independent emirates. The constitution, which

was made established as a stable form in 1996, specifies that all powers not specifically

assigned to federal institutions remain the entitlement of the individual emirates with their

rulers. !n the month of "ebruary #$$6, a new %ouncil of &inisters was reformed, with

various new ministries reorgani'ed, several new ministries created. !n the month of

(ecember #$$6, as a first step toward gradual government reform, the first election was

detained for half the members of the advisory "ederal )ational %ouncil *")%+.

Constitution

!n the month of (ecember 191, the federation of si- Trucial %oast states, later on oined by

the seventh one, decided on a provisional federal constitution, which was going to dismiss

after five years, at which point an official constitution would be enlisted.

Branches o !overn"ent

The uppermost federal authority is the /upreme %ouncil of 0ulers, consisting of the rulers of

all the seven emirates. This body elects the president the vice president. The president

appoints the prime minister %ouncil of &inisters. The "ederal /upreme %ouncil is

entrusted with legislative as well as policymaing powers. !t sanctions the federal laws

orders, strategies general policy, may e-pulsion the prime minister of his post on the

ratification of the president.

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E#ectora# S$ste" % Po#itics % Po#itica# Parties

The UAE does not have a system of popular elections as we follows but the "ederal /upreme

%ouncil chooses the country3s rulers. 4olitical parties are forbidden in the UAE

A&"inistrative Divisions

The UAE is a federation of combination of seven emirates which are as follows5

1. Abu (habi *Abu 7aby+,

#. Aman,

8. Al "uayrah,

. (ubai *(ubayy+,

:. 0as al ;haymah,

6. /harah *Ash /hari


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Intro&uction O Po#itica# Structure O UAE

)*) For"ation o the Fe&eration

"ollowing the >ritish e-piry of their agreements with the Trucial /tates, the name by which

they were before nown, the rulers of the seven emirates established a federal state officially

entitled (awlat al !marat al Arabiyya al &uttahida */tate of the United Arab Emirates+. The

philosophy behind the state was termed in a statement which was released on (ecember 191

when the new state on form of %ountry was formally established. The United Arab Emirates

has been recogni'ed as an independent state, possessing independence with diversity. !t is

part of the greater Arab nation. !ts aim?goal is to maintain its independence, its sovereignty,

its diversity, its security its strength, in defence against any attac on its individual or on

the individual any of its member Emirates. !t also aims to protect the freedoms rights of its

people citi'en to achieve trustworthy cooperation between the Emirates for the common

good.

Fe&era# Constitution

Each of the component emirates of the "ederation had their own e-isting institutions of

government to provide for the effective governing of the new state, the 0ulers approved to

draw up a conditional %onstitution specifying those powers which were to be allocated to

new federal institutions, all others remaining the privilege of the individual emirates.

Su+re"e Counci# o the Fe&eration

!n a spirit of unanimity association, the rulers of the seven emirates agreed during the

process of the federation that each of them would be a member of the supreme council, the

top policymaing body in the new state.

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The Counci# O ,inisters

The %ouncil of &inisters or %abinet described in the %onstitution as the e-ecutive authority

for the "ederation, includes the usual go together of ministerial portfolios is headed by a

4rime &inister chosen by the 4resident in consultation with his coordinator on the supreme

%ouncil.

Fe&era# Nationa# Counci#

The "ederal )ational %ouncil *")%+ has $ members selected from the emirates on the basis

of their population, with eight for each of Abu (habi (ubai, si- each for /harah 0as al

;haimah, four each for "uairah, Umm al=aiwain Aman. The selections of

representative members are left to the discretion of each emirate the members3 legislative

term is deemed to be two calendar years.

Fe&era# 'u&iciar$

The federal udiciary, whose independency is sure under the %onstitution, includes the

"ederal /upreme %ourt %ourts of "irst !nstance. The "ederal /upreme %ourt consists of

five udges which are appointed only by the /upreme %ouncil of 0ulers. The udges decide

on the constitutionality of federal laws udge.

Loca# !overn"ents

/imilar to , on occasion lining with the federal institutions, each of the seven emirates also

has its own local government. Though all have e-panded nowingly as a result of the

country3s growth over the last #@ years, each Emirate differs in si'e complication,

depending on a variety of factors such as population, area degree of development.

overnment in the emirate is implementing by a number of local

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!overn"ent % Po#itics

The UAEBs armed forces organi'ation in turn reflects the political structure of the federation

itself, where every emirate retains broad independence from the central government in Abu

(habi. There are also rivalries among the emirates within the ruling families. (ubai

doesn3t recogni'e that it falls under the UAEBs C4E% share, annually forces Abu (habi to

under produce in order to stay within C4E% limits. There are also few noticeable defined

boundaries, because of that every emirate has an ongoing border dispute either with one of

the other emirates or Cman. The /upreme %ouncil is the top policymaing build in the UAE,

the 4resident Dice 4resident are both elected from its membership for which is

renewable for fiveyear terms.

The /upreme %ouncil has both udicial administrative powers. !n addition to planning

endorsing federal laws, the /upreme %ouncil approves the 4resident3s which is chosen by

4rime &inister is fitted out to accept his resignation, if re


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Intro&uction to UAE Econo"$

The United Arab Emirates has sown considerable improvements at economic as well as social

levels since its establishment. !t has also been consider as an ideal model for other countries

to follow and a source of great pride and inspiration. Apart from the many achievements in

the past decade, the UAE was also able to create a highly business enabling environment to

attract foreign investment, and is characteri'ed by political and security stability and modern

legislations which are inline with advances in its economy.

Oi# an& Non-oi# Contri.ution to !DP

This chat shows the Cil and )onoil contribution to (4 of UAE economy. ere, it shows

that highest contribution in oil sector of Abu (habi has 96.#F and after that second

contributor to (4 is /harah with #.$F and last is (ubai is with 1.@F. !n the UAE other are

not contributing to UAE economy. Ghereas, in the )on oil contributing to (4 (ubai has

the highest contribution with :6.9F after that Abu (habi comes with 8#. F to (4

contribution and last contributing state is /harah with 11.1F contribution toward (4. "rom

this analysis we conclude that there is mainly three contributing state in economy i.e. Abu

(habi, (ubai and /harah. The economy is mainly based only on these three states. Among

these three states Abu (habi has the highest contribution in Cil sector and (ubai has the

highest contribution in )onoil sector.

TOURIS, INDUSTRY

INTRODUCTION % HISTORY OF TOURIS,

(ubaiHs Tourism figures are at an alltime high a new figures reveal that the sector

contributed 81F of the emirateHs 4( in #$11.

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CHAPTER-/

CO,PANY PROFILE

DAIRY INDUSTRY

A &air$ is a business venture recogni'ed for the harvest of animal mil I typically from cows

or goats along with buffalo, sheep, horses or camels for human utili'ation. Terminology

differs from country to countries. "or instance, in the U/, a farm where mil is harvested is

generally called a Jmiling parlorJ.

/ometimes miling sheds are nown as Jpit parlourJ. As an attributive, the word dairy refers

to milbased products, covering, derivatives and processes, and the animals and worers

involved in their production5 for e-ample dairy cattle, dairy goat. A dairy farm produces mil

and a dairy factory processes it into a various dairy products. This establishment comprises

the dairy industry, a part of the food industry. &il and dairy products restrain many nutrients

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Po#itica#

The agreement on the ealth %hec established the obligation to abolish UAE mil


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Techno#o(ica#

0esearch and (evelopment I There has been a timehonored need to develop the industryHs

product mi- particularly so given the competitive pressures related with the recent dairy

commodity price decreases and the ongoing removal of price supports. The industry desires

to become less dependent on low margin commodity products and focus more on the higher

value added products. To attain this, ongoing research and development is necessary.

Environ"enta#

%limate %hange I An international conformity on climate change this year may increase the

reali action plan. A 8$F reduction in UAEHs

agriculture sector release would re


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liberali'ing trade in 1# areas action taen by The UAE considering dairy. !tHs e-pectation that

the prices of food will be stabili'e and modify the competitiveness of the UAE economy. The

consumption of food in UAE is proected to show further great growth between now and

#$1:. (ue to foreign investment and government attempts to increse domestic food

production and selfsufficiency, production facilities have started to spring up with incresed

regularity. The dairy industry at the e-pansion of this center, which has a ran among the

world‟s most competitive. %onsumption of dairy products per capita is high appro-imately

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!ndian breed of cows signify the worldHs largest A# mil produce heard %oe-istence of

ineffective while huge part of cattle residents has little production.

Too much split manufacture of mil. "armers have reduced information happening price of

mil lie mainly of the cost be impute overheads. Kand cost for upward food is never planned

as it is complete on gochar land. Kabor is attractive costlier. Karge opportunity in carbon

credit and e-pansion of non predictable atmosphere pleasant source of power during dairying.

)o motivation on entering into this sector unlie other food processing and meat sector )o

food policy and it is not clear in which ministry does food fall. )o firm plan on

procreation?offspring test and safety. )o control on idle animals development both for bull

and cow. The dairy industry is undergoing maor developments because of the the

liberali'ation and open policies of the overnment and the restructuring of the economy. This

has brought about greater participation of the private sector. This is also steady with global

trends, which can hopefully lead to greater integration of !ndian dairying with the world

maret for mil and mil products. !ndia is witnessing winds of change because of improved

availability of mil, a changeover to maret economy, globali'ation and the entry of the

private sector in the dairy industry. (airy development in !ndia has been acnowledged the

world over as one of the highly victorious programmed. (airy sector is the single largest

contributor of agricultural sector to !ndiaHs gross domestic product, with its annual value

e-ceeding 0s. 1$$,$$$ crores.

!OLD INDUSTRY

Intro&uction to UAE !o#& In&ustr$-3

The old and ewellery industry occupies an important position in the UA Eeconomy. !t is a

leading foreign e-change earner, as well as one of the fastest growing industries in the

country. The two maor segments of the sector in UAE are gold ewellery and diamonds.

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old ewellery forms around 9$ per cent of the UAE ewellery maret, with the balance

comprising fabricated studded ewellery that includes diamond and gemstone studded

ewellery. old sector plays UAEHs second highest earning sector after oil as. UAEHs

old Rewellery industry is highly unorgani'ed and fragmented with 91 percent of the total

players being family owned businesses. The emirate has been building up to its present

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Dierence B24 UAE % In&ia !o#& Price-3

Ge mostly heard (ubai gold is cheaper than other country but there is a no difference

between !ndia (ubai gold rate. The gold rates are going up down due to currency rate

shares. All our world u will find the same rate if you compare any other country currency

current rate u will find out the same rate in your home country. for e-ample here in (ubai

today gold rate is 1$ (hs per gram the !ndian currency rate is 1 (irhamHs S 1#.:$ fils of

!ndian rupees its mean 1$ - 1#.:$ S 1:$ its mean there in !ndia the gold rate will be 1:$$

rupees for 1$ gram of #c gold The difference between the


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ewellery sector is well supported by overnment policies and the baning sector, with

around :$ bans providing about U/ 8 billion credit to the !ndian diamond industry. !n

addition, the country is e-pected to have a diamond bourse soon.

Setu+ 'ewe##er$ Business in UAE-3

Reason or Set u+ 'ewe##er$ Business in UAE-3

4er capita gold bought every year of 8 grams, more than announce *81.1g+, is the highest in

the world. &ore than two thirds of the population buys gold at least once a year. @F of all

gold is for gifting. #@F is for self. 9:F of all tourists buy gold. Cn an average every person

buys five pieces of gold ewellery every year. Each piece is worth $$ on average, so the

average yearly spend is #,$$$. 6F of all (ubai residents own gold. 9$F of the ewellery

maret is plain gold ewellery *as against 1$F gem set+. 9$F of all ewellery in (ubai is

imported. !mports come from /audi, !ndia, 4aistan, Thailand, !taly, &alaysia, /ingapore,

and >ahrain.

)o "oreign e-change control.

)o trade barriers or ritish 4ound and the UAE (irham *as outlined

earlier+. 0ela-ed visa policies allow a painless import of e-patriate labour with a varied level

of sill from across the world. Enterprising %ost /tructure5 !nternational businesses relocating

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#V Starting a Wholesale Jewellery Business5 we can also start a wholesale business with the

UAE in which we can do a oint venture with the any company already establish in UAE and

supply them a old Rewellery.

8V Taking a Franchising of Any UA !ol" #o$pany5 ere, we can establish the old

business by taing "ranchising of any UAE old Rewellery %ompany and start a Rewellery

store in UAE.

STEEL INDUSTRY

According to our new research report, LUAE /teel !ndustry AnalysisM, demand for steel

products have rushed immeasurably over the past few years, baced by construction boom,

growth in the realestate investment, rising income level. The apparent consumption of

finished steel products is liely to reach more than @ &illion &etric Tons by #$1end. The

UAE steel industry in the past has been highly importoriented. /teel imports grew around

1:.:percent to about 6. &illion &etric Tons in #$1$. Gith the decrease in import tariff by

the %%, imports of steel are e-pected to increase in the years to come.

Cur research further discloses that realestate proects in (ubai Abu (habi are presently

the ey driving forces behind the growth of the UAE steel industry. Even government support

towards e-panding the economy from being an oil based economy is playing a critical role

in sponsoring investment growth in the steel industry. Cn the basis of current maret trends

forestalling the future prospects, we have showed a complete analysis of the UAE steel

industry. The report covers various aspects of the steel industry, debating its production,

consumption import?e-port. Gith huge growth potential, our research foresees huge

opportunity for various maret players lie Emirates /teel !ndustries, Al )asser !ndustrial

Enterprises, etc.

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STEEL SUPPLIERS FRO, INDIA TO UAE

!ndiaBs Essar group has announced its plans to set up three steel plants involving an

investment of around 1.:bn in the &iddle East, of which the first will be commissioned by

the first half of #$$9. !t has signed a :$5:$ oint venture agreement with =atar /teel to set up

a 1.: mt?y steel plant. This will include a 8#:m >! plant in the first phase a 1.:mt?y long

products EA" rolling mill costing 8$$$$m in the second phase.

%onstruction of this proect is liely to e-change in )ovember with commissioning

planned for 8$ months later. Essar has already obtained the l for the proposed plant the

finali'ed the financing for the proect, is now aiming to sing natural gas contracts with the

=atar government.

!ts second proected &iddle East steel plant will be located in !ran is identical to its

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maret,M he says. The !ndian fabrication plant will have a capacity of :$,$$$ tones?year.

Emirates are also e-panding its (ubai fabrication plant from :,$$$ t?y to @$,$$$ t?y.

UAE % INDIA6S STEEL ,AR7ET SCENARIO

UAE ,AR7ET SCENARIO

The %ooperation %ouncil for the Arab /tates of the ulf *%%+, which includes /audi

Arabia, ;uwait, >ahrain, =atar, United Arab Emirates, the /ultanate of Cman, imported

1.8 million tons of steel in #$$:, contribution of UAE being ust in e-cess of million &T.

The figure is e-pected to reach #1 million tons per annum by #$$@ if a traditionalist growth

rate of 1$ percent is maintained. The seven %% countries have launched many development

proects in recent times, especially after the oil price increases of the past two to three years.

igh financial revenues can be singled out as a direct effect of the oil price increases, so it

maes economic sense for %% countries to begin new developments gas oil proects

when oil prices are high, this is what the %% countries did after the oil price increase in

#$$8. &eanwhile, this small country, as the main free 'one in the Arabian ulf usually

facilitates the ree-port of goods to other neighboring countries, in particular to !ra< !ran.

Cf course, due to the high demand for steel in the Arabian ulf region, a lot of UAE traders

or stocers already have low stocs, a factor which may affect the maret for construction

sections considerably. 0esearch carried out by industry professionals in the region estimates

that active construction proects currently under way in the ulf region are in e-cess of U/1

trillion. The UAE, currently the largest construction maret among the ulf %ooperation

%ouncil *%%+ countries, has more than U/8$$ billion worth of active proects the

emirate of (ubai alone has over #:percent of the worldBs active cranes in operation.Apart

from the UAE, proects in the ;ingdom of /audi Arabia doubled in the last 1# months to

more than U/#$$ billionN ;uwait currently has U/#11 billion worth of active construction

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proects, with an additional U/1$ billion worth of proects elsewhere in the region. This

clearly illustrates the e-tent of demand for /teel, %ement other construction material which

has continuously maintained its pace of doubledigit economic growth. Thus, for

manufacturers suppliers of these products, this is the perfect time to loo into ways of

e-panding their product base in the region. !n this scenario, industry professionals involved in

the supply of such products understand the need to find out an alternative source in order to

supply available shortage.

INDIA6S ,AR7ET SCENARIO

!ndia is the :th largest producer of crude steel in the world is e-pected to become the # nd

largest producer by #$1:16. !ndia continues to maintain its lead position as the worldBs

largest producer of direct reduced iron *(0!+ or sponge iron during Ranuary(ecember #$1#,

a ran it has held on since #$$#. ### &oUs have been signed with various /tates for planned

capacity of around #6 million tones. !ndian steel production has grown strongly in recent

decades !ndia is now the worldHs fourth largest steel producer. )evertheless, !ndiaHs

consumption of steel relative to the si'e of its economy is very low by international standards.

As the economy develops further, steel consumption is liely to increase. !ndeed, !ndian

steelmaers have plans to e-pand capacity substantially in order to meet the anticipated

increase in demand. Ghile !ndia has relatively large reserves of iron ore, its steelmaers

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There is a good opportunity for UAE companies in uarat for establishing there firm carry

on their business along with uaratHs firm. There is free trade 'one in uarat so companies

can establish there firm without any interruption ofgovernment. !n uarat there is many big

automobile company for whom steel is there daily need, so if any UAE company establish

their firm merging along with guarats firm than it can lead there business with a good profit.

UAE have a strong economy, so there are possibilities of big investment to be done by them

in uarat. uarat government had launched a global summit program in which many

countries had taen part had created &CUs. lobal summit is a nice platform for UAE for

entering into guarats maret an carrying their business.

TOURIS, INDUSTRY

4h$ ta5e UAE as touris"8

UAE have many sources for income generation i.e. oil, gold, petroleum, tourism, etcWamong

them the oil is first source to generate the income. >ut as per now a day usage of oil mae it

null. /o for UAE the second option for income is tourism. As they have blessed with the

beauty of nature.

The United Arab Emirates is one of the worldBs fastest growing tourist destinations. !t has all

the right ingredients for an unforgettable holiday, sun, sand, sea, sports, unbeatable shopping,

topclass hotels and restaurants, an intriguing traditional culture, and a safe and welcoming

environment. As per the master cardHs survey (ubai is 9th most favorable and preferred

destination for tourist and raning :th out of in Arab world. (ubai has been called

3shopping capitalH of the &iddle East because number of shopping tourist from countries

within the region and Eastern Europe. Travelers are more attracted to (ubai for shopping

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growing to get achievement ust within last 8$ years that compared with &alasaiya and

Turey. As per (ubaiHs eneral (irectorate Cf "oreign Affairs I Tourism grow 9F in #$11

as compared to #$1$ and rise by @@F in #$1# with 0espect to #$11. UAE have maor

attractions lie land mar, >ur (ubai and (eira, /heih 7ayed &asid, &all houses &arina

&all, Oas !sland of the capital, /aadiyat !sland, Al Ain, pars.

INDIAN TOURIS,

!ndia is a country of different religion, language, festivals, as well as the country having

varieties in sight scene available in its different states. !ndia has many popular places that

attract the tourist to visit it without missing it. i.e... . Ta &ahal , oa, Rim %orbett )ational

4ar, imalaya, ;ashmir, etc !ndia is a true metting pot of people, language, religion and

culture. )orth !ndia is a 3ewelH in !ndiaHs crown and offers visitors a scenic and culture

wealth they would not find in a single religion anywhere else in the world. /outh !ndia is

wonderful meeting pot of beautiful architecture, temples, beaches, ayurvedic therapies,

ancient material arts, dances and a variety of mean wealthwatering. Gest !ndia is famous for

its heritage places it is having many fort and antic collection in museum. East !ndia is famous

for its pure atmosphere sweet water and peaceful environment it not only attract tourist but

attracts god also. !ndia are blessing with the nature of beauty. !ndia have nature at their four

of the directions. !ndia has beauty as their of the directions .each direction have their oven

beauty and culture. !ndia is most attracting their tourist to visit the every site of it as no ind

of legal rules for the tourist. !ndia has some places that are called the heaven of the earth.

there are some rivers ,hill station, mountains that attract the most.

!ndia have blessing with the cultural sites that attract the visitors and !ndia have some

historical places that attract the visitors. !ndia has #9 states that have different beauty of

nature. every state have different nature, sites, rivers etc The (4 of the tourism sector has

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e-panded ##9F between 199$ and #$11. The tourism sector is e-pected to grow about . F

to @F in ne-t decade. This mae !ndia the fifth ran among countries with the fastest

growing tourism industry. !ndia has a large medical tourism sector which is e-pected to grow

at an estimated rate of #:F to 8$F annually to reach about 9,:$$ by #$1:.

!U'ARAT TOURIS,

uarat is the th largest state in !ndia, located in the western part of !ndia with a coastline of

16$$ m. uarat the most popular state of !ndia .it is blessed with the beauty of nature.

uarat is the state that mostly concentrates on tourism industry. !t is woring in globally.

uarat was visited by 19.@ million tourists in #$1$11. uarat has scenic beauty from reat

0an of ;utch to the hills of /aputara. Asiatic lions in the world are seen over the uarat. To

grow the tourism industry they made the brand ambassador as A&!TA> >A%%A) the

boll wood most popular hero. To increase the tourism sector and to mae aware the people of

the world the occur an event of 3;hushboo uarat ;iB under the A&!TA> >A%%A).

uaarati nown as Jrowth Engine of !ndiaJ because there are many !ndian and global

companies located in uarat and the area has seen double digit (4 growth in past decade.

!t is one of the most industriali'ed states. uarat has various types of the tourism modes lie

Archeological and heritage, wildlife, religious, medical tourism etc. The best event between

uarat and 0aasthan state to oin together to visit. The oint venture of Tourism %orporation

of uarat and !ndian railway.

ELECTRONICS E:UIP,ENT % ,ACHINERY INDUSTRY

POLITICAL ANALYSIS3

The policies related to industrial and manufacturing sector in UAE has a strong policy

formulation and implementation. (ue to lac of democracy there would be a challenges for

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better development of manufacturing sector UAE has a better foreign relationship with

different countries namely U/, U;, !ndia, %hina, Rapan etc which helps in increase foreign

investment in country. The country have stable political position of one of the foremost ulf

countries to have conducted partial elections in the region.

EN;IRON,NETAL ANALYSIS3

Electronics industry sector has become very well aware about the needs to develop the sector

by using new technology and using cost effective ,eeping in mind the environmental factors

also and move towards the long term benefits. &any industries have been investing their

resources to show the environment issues and find out new business opportunities

Environ"enta# Issues in the E#ectronics In&ustr$

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TECHNOLO!ICAL ANALYSIS3

!n electronics industry .producers are consistently engaged in maing new products and such

type of products which are easily accepted by consumers. Gith the changing environment and

trends and also changing consumer demand there is urge of inventing new things )ew

innovation and research has become a crucial tas for the development of this sector. Gith the

crunch in the customer electronics industry, manufacturers, produces are under tremendous

pressure to mae new products. The consumer electronics e


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!ndia Te-tile !ndustry is one of the largest te-tile industries in the world. Today, !ndian

economy is largely dependent on te-tile manufacturing and e-ports. !ndia earns around #F

of the foreign e-change from e-ports of te-tiles. "urther, !ndia Te-tile !ndustry contributes

about 1F of the total industrial production of !ndia. "urthermore, its contribution to the

gross domestic product of !ndia is around 8F and the numbers are steadily increasing. In&ia

Te=ti#e In&ustr$ invo#ves aroun& >? "i##ion wor5ers &irect#$ an& it accounts or /)@ o

the tota# e"+#o$"ent (enerate& in the econo"$* The In&ian te=ti#e in&ustr$ is the

secon& #ar(est in the wor#& ne=t to China. An !ndian te-tile also has account for 8@ F of

the countryBs total e-ports which constitutes it to be a very important industry. To sustain this

growth, it is imperatives that the te-tile industries produce goods of high


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*merit goods+ and those that the government does not want to be provided *demerit goods+. At

last, governments involvement on the health, education, and infrastructure of a nation.

Po#itica# sta.i#it$5

The UAE has a federal government that is made up of several organs namely the president

and his deputy secretary, the /upreme %ouncil, the cabinet, the "ederal )ational %ouncil, and

an independent udiciary with a federal supreme court and so on. As far as powers of

/upreme %ouncil are concerned they have both legislative and e-ecutive powers. The person

who shall be a cabinet consists of ministers drawn mainly from the ruling families of the

emirates. UAE overnment /trategy is to create synergy and relation between federal and

local governments. !n UAE, the cost of manufacturing apparel, garments and other such

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SOCIAL FACTORS

/ocial factors are those that relate the cultural aspects such as health consciousness,

population growth rate, age distribution, career attitudes and emphasis on safety, security and

so on. Trends and variation in social factors affect the demand for a companyBs products and

ultimately on how that company operates. Te-tiles are made of fibers. "ibers could either be

natural or synthetic. The steps that are needed to produce a usable fiber and ultimately turning

the fibers into the preferred fashion is basically done by te-tile that can lead and undertae

environmental, social, and moral issues. !n UAE te-tile is considered to be the important

source of employment as te-tile wages for labours are higher than any other sectors offerings.

Cn the other hand the employment scope for women is more than male and is nown that

womanHs are paid twice than male. There is no gender bias against women in both woring

conditions and financial remuneration, employment levels are often in favor of women.

TECHNOLO!Y FACTORS

Technological factors are those that involve ecological and environmental aspects, such as

0( activity, automation, technology incentives and the rate of technological change.

Kacing in technological dynamism, have boosted the te-tile sectors as the firms involved

showed evidence of accumulated technical e-pertise to undertae technical changes in

product and process within the boundaries of the e-isting nowledge base.

To go with the world te-tile industry tend to give their employees training for

standards?testing, information, problem solving?trouble shooting, and education?training were

the most used services by the firms. Gith the further diversification and varieties in raw

materials, such as fibers, cotton, sil, coating material, composite constructions and other

productsN have made te-tile sector to provide varieties and capture huge maret share in their

sector.

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EN;IRON,ENTAL FACTORS

Environmental factors are those factors that include all the related aspects of environment

namely weather, climate, and climate change, which may especially affect woring of any

industries but could especially affect sectors lie tourism, farming, and insurance. Every

customer selects the product that has an impact on the environment and environmental

changes. owever maority of consumer does not now which product has less or more

impact to the environment than the other one. Any product, which is made, used or disposed

of in a very significant way, can reduce the harm that it could cause to the environment, could

be considered as ecofriendly product. /lowly, consumers in UAE are selecting and praising

those manufacturers that adopt clean technologies to produce ecofriendly products.

As far as te-tile industry is concerned it is divided between natural fibers such as wool, sil,

linen, cotton and hemp, and manmade ones, the most common of which are synthetic fibers

that are made from petrochemicals that create pollution and are hard to recycle. The te-tile

and clothing industry is a diverse one and have greater impact in the environment because it

contains raw materials which when converted into garments involves huge procedure of

dying, chemicals, printing and so. (yeing and printing consume vast amounts of water and

chemicals. !n the te-tile sector, children are a cheap worforce for picing cotton, hand

sewing, etc.

LE!AL FACTORS

Kegal factors include the factors that are related with discrimination law, consumer law,

antitrust law, employment law, and health and safety law. These factors can directly affect

woring of the company, how a company operates, its costs, and the demand for its products.

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UAE

UAE is one of the maor te-tile marets of the world and stands /n& ater South Arica in

apparels. !t is a pioneer in fibers, fabrics, cloth, apparels, outerwear and several others. The

country is one of the prominent destinations of clothing and te-tile business in the world by

having presence lu-ury brands in the economic maret. UAE has become the business center

for the &iddle East. The out+ut o the te=ti#e "ar5et in UAE has increase& to * @

.etween / an& /))*

(ue to favorable economic and business conditions in UAE, the te-tile manufacturing maret

has been e-periencing intense competition from the te-tile manufacturing countries such as

%hina, !ndia and Thailand.UAE brought in ma-imum of its te-tile and te-tile articles imports

from %hina valued at U/( #,1:$ million. (espite of tough maret conditions, UAE is

considered to be one of the largest solution provider for each stage of manufacturing from

storage of raw material to finishing and pacing in the region for various apparel and te-tile

manufacturing segments of the industry.

I"+ort to In&ia

!ndiaBs arment !ndustry is a regimented enterprise and is among the best in the world. !t

constitutes of designers, manufacturers, e-porters, suppliers, and wholesalers. !ndian

arment !ndustry has carved out a position in the global marets and earned a reputation for

its strength, lended, and Goolen Oarn from $F to #$ F. !ndustry will also be

benefited by imposition of 1# per cent countervailing duty on import of garments. This will

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Cur proect report mainly focus on what the different industries , which are the maor

industries among it. The report also gives the brief nowledge about the history , growth and

the contribution of that particular sector to industry as well as the economy of UAE The

report also gives highlights the import , e-port and re e-port statistics of maor industries in

UAE The report also gives brief idea about relations of UAE with different countries and

maorily its relation with !ndia.

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CONCLUSION

The United Arab Emirates is undergoing socioeconomic transformations and oil revenue is

acting as the catalyst, but with uneven impact. udden wealth and dramatic physical

transformation of the UAE have given rise to significant changes in social and cultural

dynamics of the lroirates populationN The illinirates Blith a very low population density and

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