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Abu Dhabi does have significant oil reserves. It has about 95% of the oil reserves in the UAE. Dubai has only about 5% oil reserves. Dubai gets most of their money from trading and tourism. The Emirate of Abu Dhabi has invested heavily in the Emirate of Dubai to ensure its success as a business centre for the lower Gulf region. Abu Dhabi has substantial holdings throughout the world and is now believed to generate more money from investment income than from crude oil production. It is expected that the oil reserves of Dubai will be exhausted in less than ten years whilst the reserves of Abu Dhabi will last more than fifty years.
The economy in Iraq before the fall of Saddam and after has been the sale of its crude oil from proven oil reserves. These reserves are quite large and keep its economy going.
Oil is not an adverb.
It is difficult to predict exactly when the world will run out of oil, as it depends on various factors such as consumption rates, technological advancements, and the discovery of new oil reserves. However, some estimates suggest that global oil reserves may last for several decades to over a century, depending on future demand and extraction methods.
Yes, it has small reserves, but more natural gas. The economy in Dubai does not rely heavily on oil or gas, but on commerce and tourism