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Altre immaginiEmirate of Abu Dhabi Department of Planning Statistical Yearbook 1979
Rihan, Mohamed K.; Matar Ahmed Abdullah; Seif Bin Mohamed Al Nahayan; Statistical Section
Editore: Department of Planning, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, 1980
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Da: Dendera, London, Regno UnitoDendera
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Aggiungi al carrelloSoft cover. Condizione: Good. A rare and valuable insight into the dynamic characteristics of Abu Dhabi and the priorities of its rulers in the early stages of its development. Original yellow printed wraps 21x28cm. (2)pp title and dedication; (1)pp colour portrait of President Sheikh Zayed Bin Sultan Al Nahayan; (2)pp full-page… colour coded zonal maps of Abu Dhabi; (2)pp Contents and Abbreviations; (8)pp opening statements; 236pp statistical tables + (18)pp full-page colour charts; with (1)pp Correction Sheet laid in. Texts, tables and charts in English and Arabic, maps in Arabic only. Good, torn to spine head with minor loss, the interiors faintly water stained to lower corner and fore-edge. Dated July 1980 to the Preface, this presents information up to 1979. The Introduction identifies this as the 8th Yearbook in the series (entries on Worldcat and Library Hub record the series beginning in 1969, with no issues published for 1970-72). The opening statements are by the Department of Planning's Chair Seif Bin Mohamed Al Nahayan, and its Statistical Section Director Matar Ahmed Abdullah, with key findings from the data given by Statistical Expert Mohamed K. Rihan. The tables present highly detailed information on climate, society and population, production, trade and distribution, and national accounts. Selecting a few highlights, Rihan notes that population grew by 64% during 1975-9 to 347,092. Nationals accounted for only barely a third of new births in the Abu Dhabi Area (35%) compared with 57% in Al Ain. Health services increased regularly but unevenly across both Areas. Educational facilities grew rapidly, with nationals by far the majority at UAE University for example. The number of hotels and beds increased. In support of efforts to diversify the economy, the number of farms, livestock, and value of fish production increased, as did the number of oil wells, production and exports. Cement manufacturing began in 1979. Electricity consumption increased in both Areas at rates exceeding the increases in production. More building and construction licenses were issued. Imports and exports increased over the year. This appears to be rare, with various editions listed on Worldcat and Library Hub.
