Among what makes Ras Al Khaimah, affectionately known as RAK, an attractive proposition for investors are its bustling international airport, four seaports, maritime free zone, and efficient highway network. Relatively cheap utilities and human resources also curb operational costs, making Ras Al Khaimah a viable alternative to some of its fellow Emirates. In Ras Al Khaimah, manufacturing, including that taking place in free trade zones, accounts for 36% of the Emirate’s GDP, ahead of wholesale and retail trade (8%) and the quarrying industry (9%).
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