Its main cities include Madinat Zayed, Mirfa, Liwa, Ghayathi, Sila, Ruwais and Dalma Island. Whilst it continuing to proudly retain its heritage values and culture, Al Gharbia is fast emerging as an area with attractive potential for tourism and investment opportunities. This will lead to economic growth, which will ultimately raise the standard of living for all who live and work there. An estima
ted 98 billion UAE dirhams of investments have already been announced for infrastructure, tourism, and economic development projects in the region. Key cities that one can visit for tourism include; Mirfa, Liwa, Dalma Island and Sir Bani Yas and the region is as diverse as it is vast. It encompasses everything from 350 kilometres of stunning natural coastline to some of the tallest sand dunes in the world. Quite literally, it is the region where the land meets the sea.
