Question

write a essay on museums in uae​

Answer 1

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Answer 2

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The UAE has about as many museums as it has had birthdays, with more than 45 cultural, educational and historic spaces spread across the seven emirates, plus a high-profile handful in the pipeline.

The desire to preserve and map the country’s heritage, as well as create new venues where visitors of all ages, nationalities and interests can learn, discuss and marvel at static and interactive exhibits, is nothing new.

In 1969, two years before the formation of the United Arab Emirates, Al Ain National Museum was the first to create a new cultural narrative, charting the history of the “garden city” from the Stone Age through to the lead up to the foundation of the UAE.

Almost 50 years later, the UAE is home to a diverse collection of world-class museums, from the classic to the less conventional. Al Ain’s Qasr Al Muwaiji is the birthplace of Sheikh Khalifa, President of the UAE; the new Saruq Al Hadid Museum in Dubai showcases Iron Age artefacts unearthed on the fringes of the Rub Al Khali desert; for niche viewing, there are spaces dedicated to camels, moving images, women, police history and coins.