Gulf takes on Japan as new pearl hub

The video explores pearl farming in the Persian Gulf, highlighting the cultivation of pearls similar to natural ones. It discusses the historical significance of pearling in the Gulf before oil discovery and the efforts to revive the industry with Japanese expertise. The farm aims to produce high-quality pearls, leveraging the region's warm waters for faster production compared to Japan. The goal is to establish a prestigious brand and potentially surpass Japan in pearl production.

What is the main focus of the pearl farm visited by Abdullah?

• To cultivate pearls that are different from natural ones

• To cultivate pearls in freshwater

• To cultivate pearls using artificial methods

• To cultivate pearls similar to natural ones

Before the discovery of oil, what was the primary industry of the Gulf states?

• Textile manufacturing

• Fishing

• Oil extraction

• Pearl cultivation

What is the unique aspect of the pearls produced in the Gulf compared to Japan or China?

• They are produced in colder waters

• They are larger in size

• They are produced in freshwater

• They are artificially colored

How long does it take for oysters in the Gulf to produce pearls compared to Japan?

• One month in the Gulf, four months in Japan

• Four months in the Gulf, one year in Japan

• One year in the Gulf, two years in Japan

• Two years in the Gulf, one year in Japan

What is the ultimate goal of the pearl farm in the Gulf?

• To cultivate pearls in freshwater

• To become a leading oil producer

• To create a prestigious pearl brand

• To produce pearls faster than any other country