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The country's form of government is an absolute monarchy. Each emirate of the UAE is ruled by a separate royal family, but the emir of Abu Dhabi is the country's president and head of state, while the emir of Dubai serves as the nation's prime minister.
The UAE's population has one of the greatest shares of expatriates. By U.S. government accounts, Emiratis account for less than 12% of the nation's population. Other estimates rank the UAE only behind fellow Gulf nation Qatar for the highest percentage of expats comprising the population.
