Other Middle Eastern destinations, such as Dubai in the United Arab Emirates, have a stable political government and a booming economy with modern architecture where people can safely go to work, go to places to shop and play, and have a home and enough to eat. For some groups, traditional nomadic lifestyles continue as they have for centuries, in which people live in tents and are pastoralists or in small villages with few concessions to modernity.
In the southeast, there is a neighborhood called Dolatabad, which as soon as you enter, you think you have entered another country. This neighborhood is called Little Iraq. Most of the residents in this neighborhood are who have lived in Iraq for many years. Some of them may have been born to fathers in Iraq and spent their entire lives in Baghdad or other Iraqi cities before the start of the Iraq war. With the start of the war, their residence was not extended and they were expelled from the country and returned.
