I've been to Abu Dhabi recently and noticed that it is much more of a melting pot than Dubai. I've seen peopl eform different nationalities having lunch together, barbeques, what not... You see Europeans, Australians, Filipino, Arabs, Indians all mixing together.
Here, you've got Karama for the Indians, Marina for the Westerners, etc.... What's up with Dubai?
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Abu Dhabi is much smaller, therefore people from different cultures interact more, or rather, it's just unavoidable.
Wwe regularly have guests at home parties from different nationalities.. For some people Dubai IS a melting pot
both AD and Dubai are melting pots, i cat'n say the same about other emirates or Gulf coutnries, but I don't think they mix well
In Qatar they do mix, not in Saudi though