Essay about dubai before and now

Matthew Maclean, NYU Abu Dhabi associate lecturer, studies what it was like in the UAE before there were freeways, record-breaking skyscrapers, and sprawling neighborhoods. Paved highways, in particular, were a pivotal milestone for the region, he said, because roads would drive unity in the Emirates both physically and politically.

Although there are similarities, there are also differences between now and before. The first obvious difference is that before people in UAE were poor and they travelled from place to another to feed their families and their animals. Nowadays people in UAE are rich and they don’t need to travel because the government gave each of them houses.

In fact, back then in the Trucial States as it was called by the British, they didn't need paved roads because few people had cars. Matthew Maclean, NYU Abu Dhabi associate lecturer, studies what it was like in the UAE before there were freeways, record-breaking skyscrapers, and sprawling neighborhoods.

And people who live near the sea are also practicing their hobbies such as fishing. A final distinct similarity is that, before people were planting the date tress and they were eating from it. And even in these days, people in UAE didn’t ignore this tree and they still planting it on huge farms.