4th International Conference on
Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery

Dubai has a diverse cultural past. Even though it is now better renowned for its unique combination of deserts, beaches, and opulent man-made structures, the culture of the Emirati people continues to play a significant role. Despite the fact that Dubai's way of life is rooted in tradition and culture, the UAE state is a friendly place to visit. The inhabitants of Dubai are exceedingly accepting of their cosmopolitan neighbours and visitors; all religions are tolerated. Emiratis, Indians, Pakistanis, Bangladeshis, Filipinos, Sri Lankans, and Americans (to name a few) are just a few of the more than 200 nationalities that call Dubai home. Each new group has contributed its own distinctive style, attributes, and tastes. The thriving metropolis today has over 6000 eateries and coffee shops with every type of food imaginable.

International investors are drawn to Dubai's excellent infrastructure in the fields of trade, transportation, tourism, industry, and finance. No matter how precise your hobbies are, there are plenty of things to do and see in Dubai because such a wide variety of industries are both present and flourishing there! See the amazing fusion of modern conveniences and age-old charm found throughout the city-state. Explore crowded trade souks or shop for name brands in contemporary retail centres. Have a desert safari or survey the terrain from amazing, record-breaking structures like the Burj Khalifa.

See The World, a man-made archipelago of 200 islands intended to approximately resemble a map of the world, splash around at Wild Wadi Water Park, study regional history and cultural heritage in the 18th-century fort that houses the Dubai Museum, or play golf on one of at least 9 championship courses! In Dubai, do more. Dubai is the ideal location for you if you're looking for 7-star luxury, Michelin-starred cuisine, shopping therapy, or a look at some of the most amazing world-firsts in architecture and technology.