NexTech | Dubai Isn’t Waiting For The Future- It’s Creating It

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In this episode of Next Tech, we go on an incredible journey through Dubai's visionary transformation. Starting as a small desert port, Dubai has evolved into a global powerhouse of innovation and luxury, attracting millions of visitors annually.

Join us as we explore iconic landmarks like the Museum of the Future, a marvel of design and technology showcasing a futuristic vision of 2070 with floating mosques and shape-shifting buildings. We dive into Deep Dive Dubai, the world's deepest pool, where futuristic underwater concepts are tested.

Discover the ambitious spirit driving Dubai to redefine what's possible.

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Love Love Dubai. The most beautiful city in the world, there is nothing even close to it. Can’t wait to go back.

Transforming

Yes!

Never wait for anyone.

Be on your Own for Secure Future!

lokesh

I like how everyone he is interviewing speaks slowly, with detail, with humble voice tone, and know that they are ambitious…….focused! They think local as well as global.

saralajan

During the Islamic Golden Age (8th–14th century), the Arab and Islamic world led global advancements in science, mathematics, medicine, and philosophy while preserving and building upon Greek, Persian, and Indian knowledge. Scholars like Al-Khwarizmi (father of algebra), Ibn Sina (medical pioneer), and Ibn al-Haytham (founder of modern optics) made groundbreaking contributions that laid the foundation for the Renaissance. Unlike medieval Europe, where science was often suppressed by religious authorities, the Islamic world embraced knowledge as a divine pursuit. Institutions like the House of Wisdom in Baghdad translated and preserved ancient works, ensuring they were not lost during Europe’s Dark Ages. This intellectual legacy eventually shaped modern science.

artmusic

If no one is going to save us we must save ourselves 😎🤖

thesimplicitylifestyle

Such an ambitious and intellectually rich organisation is surely laudable. I wish I could also contribute to such organisations and thus benefit everyone and everything (on our beautiful planet); Aameen.

NavedRasul

We Muslim more love palestine 🇵🇸 not Saudi and dubai respect Arab land for belong to our beloved prophet Hazrat Muhammad 'S. A. W AND ALL OTHER

Beinghuman-yn

"The Best Way to See the Future is to make it"--That's a Bar.😁

carlrichards

It is a not a city worth settling forever... Yes, a visit for 5 nights is acceptable as most of the buildings are vacant and many people have lost their capital by investing in apartments.... By 2070, whole world would be like this majorly.

AnniversaryEducationPrivateL

It's all about strong leadership. Perfect example. It's Sad that Oman, a country right next to it with vast oil can't make it like Dubai. While Dubai has no oil. Again, perfect leadership can do wonders. In regards to KSA, MBS seems like a strong leader and he will do wonders.

hmn

UAE is one of the most progressive areas in the world nowadays and they are paving the future of urban living

StoyanAngelov

glad you made a nice video masha allah

HalithMishal

Glad they predicted thar we will still be here in 2070 unlike extreme environmentalist and doomsayers. Deep Dive Dubai is cool!

Atilla-mi

Dubai is nice but...its 400 degrees at high noon 😂.

o.c.g.m

It's unfortunate to see significant investments in grand structures when the same resources could be allocated to drive innovation and advancement in technology and IT. Investing in emerging technologies could potentially lead to more sustainable and impactful growth for the region and Muslim world

atiqdaultana