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🗓️ 23 December 2024

⏱️ 28 minutes

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Introducing How Dubai Changed The World In 64 Years from Secret Leaders with Dan Murray-Serter & Chris Donnelly .

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In just 64 years, Dubai transformed from a small fishing village into a global hub for trade, technology, and innovation. This video explores what drove Dubai's rapid evolution thanks to its world-class infrastructure and business-friendly policies.

We dive into Dubai’s status as a magnet for global talent with initiatives like the Golden Visa program and its thriving free zones. Dubai’s forward-thinking approach includes investments in AI, fintech, and space exploration, securing its place as a leader in technology and economic growth.

With ambitious plans like the Dubai Economic Agenda D33, Dubai's future is as bold as its past.

If you want to understand how Dubai became a global powerhouse and what lies ahead, this video is your ultimate guide.

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0:00.0	Throughout history, there have been cities that have changed everything.
0:03.6	Venice dominated trade in the 1400s, New York revolutionized finance in the 1800s,
0:08.7	and San Francisco reinvented technology in the 1900s.
0:12.2	Today, there's a new frontier city emerging, and according to Pitchbook 2024,
0:17.0	it's growing faster than any of the others ever did.
0:20.3	Dubai, a fishing village that became the
0:23.1	next great frontier city. So how did they build a global business hub from scratch? Is this
0:29.0	the world's biggest startup success story? Is this the place to be an entrepreneur of the future?
0:35.1	This is an incredibly relevant episode right now for what's just happened and what we
0:40.2	just recorded on the show last week, which is the UK budget, which made the UK a lot less
0:45.4	interesting to start a business.
0:46.8	And it's made the whole environment less exciting for those in business and those
0:51.4	international entrepreneurs coming here.
0:53.3	Now, complete counter to that is,
0:56.6	it must be the same for you, but everyone I'm speaking to you right now, all my entrepreneur
1:01.2	friends are saying, should we move the business to Dubai? It is a life-changing experience. I make so
1:07.6	much more money. The connectivity is amazing. The freedom's amazing. The healthcare's amazing.
1:12.3	I'm not seeing any downside. So, I know you love the Birch Khalifa. Have you been to Dubai?
1:19.4	Yeah. And it's funny at the beginning of the series, you know, the first interview we did was with Daniel Priestley.
1:23.4	Yeah. We wanted to talk to him about teach us about entrepreneurship, teach us about business.
1:27.6	Talk us about your expertise.
1:28.9	And, you know, he pretty much just indoctrinated you and I to be down a rabbit hole on Dubai
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