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About the Venue
and Location
Energy 2030
will be held at The Abu Dhabi
Exhibition Center in the United Arab
Emirates.
The Abu Dhabi National
Exhibition Centre, the most modern exhibition
centre in the world, was opened by Sheikh
Khalifa Bin Zayed Al Nahyan on 18th February,
2007. The venue already has around 60 major
exhibitions confirmed for 2008, from large scale
public shows such as the Abu Dhabi Book Fair to
international trade exhibitions such as IDEX and
ADIPEC.
About the U.A.E. and Abu Dhabi
Abu Dhabi is the name of both the capital city
of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and the
largest of the seven individual emirates that
make up the country. The UAE was created as a
federation and became a unified independent
sovereign state in 1971. With some 10% of the
world’s known oil reserves, Abu Dhabi ranks as
the richest of the emirates and a global
economic powerhouse in its own right.
Abu Dhabi offers all the attractions of a top
class international resort. It combines
year-round sunshine and superb facilities for
leisure and recreation with the spice and
mystique of an Arabian adventure.
For further information, please visit the Abu Dhabi Travel Bureau.
Hotels Abu Dhabi has a
marvelous choice of hotels. A comprehensive list
of hotels can be found here.
Airports Abu Dhabi International
Airport (Tel: +971-2-575-7500) is situated
35 km from the city. Flight time from London is
7 hrs 5 mins. Travel time from the airport to
the city centre is 20-30 minutes. A luxury
saloon for AED 65 or a taxi for AED 50 could be
used to get to the city center. (AED 1 = USD
0.27). Dubai International Airport
(Tel: +971-4-224-5555) is situated 170 km from
the city of Abu Dhabi.
Visa Requirements GCC
Nationals (Bahrain, Qatar, Kuwait, Oman and
Saudi Arabia) and individuals from certain
professions do not require a visa to enter the
U.A.E. Citizens from UK, France, Italy, Germany,
Holland, Belgium, Luxembourg, Switzerland,
Austria, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Portugal,
Ireland, Greece, Cyprus, Finland, Malta, Spain,
Monaco, Vatican City, Iceland, Andorra, San
Marino, Liechtenstein, USA, Canada, the Pacific
Rim, Australia, New Zealand, Japan and Brunei do
not require a visa to enter the U.A.E. All other
nationals require a visa to enter the U.A.E. For
further clarification on your passport and visa
requirements please contact the U.A.E. embassy
in your respective country.
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