Communications The country code for the UAE is +971, followed by Ajman’s dialling code, 06. There are three local telecoms providers: du, Etisalat and Virgin Mobile. Pay-as-you-go SIM cards for the three can be obtained at all ports of entry into the UAE and most shopping malls upon presentation of a valid passport. Visa Requirements GCC citizens do not require an entry visa to the UAE, but requirements…
The UAE’s economic development drive sees significant financing being channelled into infrastructure development, with Ajman – the smallest of the seven emirates – witnessing increased activity in the construction of commercial, residential and tourism-related facilities. Indeed, the construction sector was the third-highest contributor to the emirate’s GDP in 2023, aided by the robust performance…
This chapter contains selected listings of some of the country’s top hotels, helpful tips for business and leisure travellers, and other useful suggestions for travel to Ajman.…
Ajman has emerged as a strategic centre for non-oil economic growth, leveraging its free zones, infrastructure investments and cultural heritage. The emirate’s GDP reached Dh36bn ($9.8bn) in 2023, with key contributions from manufacturing, construction and trade. Ajman Vision 2030 outlines a roadmap for sustainable, inclusive development, prioritising smart governance, environmental protection,
Ajman, the smallest of the UAE’s seven emirates, has built a resilient, diversified economy based on non-hydrocarbon activities. Through initiatives like Ajman Vision 2030, the emirate is focused on fostering innovation, environmental sustainability and improved quality of life. Specialised free zones and proactive governance are key drivers of business growth, while infrastructure and digital transformation…
Ajman continues to diversify its economy with emphasis on manufacturing, trade and sustainable development. In 2023 the emirate’s GDP reached Dh36bn ($9.8bn), led by manufacturing (18.8%), trade (18%) and construction (16.4%). Ajman Free Zone plays a vital role in attracting foreign investment and nurturing small and medium-sized enterprises. Ajman Vision 2030 promotes green development, smart infrastructure…
Ajman’s education system is evolving to support a knowledge-based, inclusive economy. With institutions such as Ajman University and Gulf Medical University, the emirate has become a centre for higher education and medical training. Ajman Vision 2030 outlines a framework that promotes digital literacy, vocational education and lifelong learning. Government efforts are focused on integrating artificial…
Ajman is modernising its health care system with support from both federal strategies and private sector initiatives. The emirate is adopting digital health technologies, such as telemedicine and artificial intelligence diagnostics, to improve access and quality of care. Local institutions are leading the way in innovation, research and specialised training. Ajman is also aligning with national health…
Ajman’s tourism strategy combines infrastructure investment with cultural preservation to appeal to both regional and international travellers. Developments like the Al Zorah Seaport, revitalised Corniche and luxury resorts are positioning the emirate as a premium coastal destination. Cultural heritage remains a cornerstone of tourism, supported by institutions like the Ajman Museum and initiatives…
