Don't forget Africa.
As I've been preaching, Africa is ripe for BTC adoption. They don't have well established (stable) fiat currencies, a traditional banking infrastructure to resist, and are already familiar with digital and mobile payments. They're no stranger to hyper inflation, they would benefit greatly from longer term bitcoin adoption, bitocin which cannot be manipulated by petty corrupt officials, warlords, and such. It would also bring them into the global business world - with bitcoin you could buy a carving directly from a African artist, or a ship load of raw coffee beans - no need for merchant accounts, paypal, risky wires, etc. It would really open the doors to progress there.
Certainly, I'd love the see the UAE or India get into the bitcoin world - their inflow of wealth would push the price higher indeed. And they might get in on it - but they're already stable and semi-happy with their current monetary system, I feel the real adoption we seek as bitcoin for a payment method is going to come from somewhere that doesn't already have an entrenched banking system. So, I'd like to see a push for bitcoin adoption where it's needed most, and that is Africa.