Ajman City is the capital of the Emirate of Ajman in the United Arab Emirates. Ajman is the smallest of the Emirates. More than 90% of the population of the emirate resides in the city, which is adjacent to Sharjah, and on the Persian Gulf coast.
Ajman is home to offices, companies, commercial markets, banking interests, and retail shops. Ajman has a port, which is located along a natural creek that penetrates into the town. Fishing industries and seafood exporters are also located in Ajman, as is Arab Heavy Industries, one of the largest ship manufacturing plants in the world.
The city has been promoting itself as a tourist and travel destination, locally, regionally, and internationally. Attractions include the Ajman National Museum, which is located at the Ajman Fort, as well as the Red Fort, and several hotels and resorts.
Constructed in the 1700s, the Ajman Fort was once the residence of the ruling families of Ajman. The Ajman National Museum was also once a ruler's palace, built in the 1700s. Today, it houses historical and archaeological artifacts, documents, and other exhibits.
Topics related to Ajman City are the focus of sites listed in this category. Appropriate listings may include those representing municipal or emirate offices and services, businesses, schools, religious institutions, and organizations located in Ajman.
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Incorporated in the Emirate of Ajman in 2007, the Islamic commercial bank’s shares were listed on the Dubai Financial Market in 2008, and now has branches and ATMs throughout the United Arab Emirates. Its history, corporate profile and governance, management, strategic relationships, awards, and career opportunities are posted to the site, along with its consumer, investment, and wholesale banking services.
http://www.ajmanbank.ae/
The free trade zone was established in 1988, and granted autonomous status by the ruler of the Emirate of Ajman, as the sole regulatory agency. An overview of the AFZ is set forth, including its strategies, organizational structure, awards, and leadership. Its services are described in detail, and visa delivery forms, a customer charter, and administrative contracts are published to the site. Photos, video, and other resources are included.
http://www.afz.gov.ae/
Located in Ajman, the smallest of the seven Emirates of the United Arab Emirates, the hotel features 168 rooms and 14 suites, each with modern Arabic decor, ten food and beverage outlets, and leisure activities. Its rooms and suites are highlighted, shown in photographs, and a list of amenities and services are set forth, along with its services, facilities, meeting and event spaces, and special offers. Rooms may be booked through the site.
https://www.hotelajman.com/
Situated near the Arabian Gulf in Ajman City, United Arab Emirates, the hotel offers a variety of rooms and suites, which are highlighted here, with a list of amenities, features, and guest services, photos, slides, and video. Directions and an overview of its on-site restaurants, meeting and event spaces, wedding arrangements, spa, and other options are put forth. Reservations may be made through the site.
http://www.ajmansaray.com/
AU was founded as Ajman University College of Science and Technology in 1988, and later renamed Ajman University of Science and Technology. With campuses in Ajman and Fujairah, its main campus is in Ajman. With nine colleges, the university offers thirty-two programs, accredited by the United Arab Emirates Ministry of Education. Its admissions policies and procedures are defined, along with its programs and alumni services.
https://www.ajman.ac.ae/en/
Affiliated with the Central Board of Secondary Education, the international school in Ajman, United Arab Emirates, follows the Indian CBSE curriculum. The facilities, faculty, curriculum, academic programs, and alumni services are put forth, along with its admissions policies, entry criteria, tuition, and administrative contacts are posted, with a gallery of photographs, video, and a calendar of events.
http://www.royalacademyajman.com/
