As the Middle East region faces challenges due to war, the 'Dubai dream' remains resilient in the eyes of many residents. They confirm that daily life continues largely at a normal pace, according to a report by the American newspaper 'The New York Times', supported by direct testimony from residents. Gait Abdullah, an Emirati who manages the 'Bait al-Mamzar' art exhibition, points out the residents' daily experience. Max Griners, a 33-year-old British real estate investor who has lived in Dubai for five years, says he remains optimistic about the emirate's future despite the crisis. He affirms that 'this country has been very good to me', referring to the investment opportunities and tax exemptions that Dubai offers.
