For the first time in human history, more than half of us live in cities. Vibrant, complex, colossal -- what drives their success?
24 September 2012
Episode 9 - Dubai
Dubai is the fastest-growing city in the world -- its ultra-modern skyline erupting from the desert in just two decades. In one day in a city where fantasy is made reality, we take a journey with the Middle East’s first female train driver; meet a woman who helps the thousands of migrant workers that are stranded here; and discover why camel milk will be the next big health fad.
Correction: The above video incorrectly shows a photo of Sheikh Zayed when making a reference to Sheikh Rashid.
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