City 7 TV to showcase in Media & Marketing Show 2007

City 7 TV's presence in this international event catapults itself into the arena of national, international and regional media and marketing companies in the Middle East and at same time providing an opportunity for networking and brand awareness. City 7 TV showcases brand new locally produced programmes for the region.

City 7 TV is the region's leading local English language satellite television station producing world class quality local shows on various topics such as news, business, entertainment, sports, arts and culture as well as providing a platform for local talent in the English medium.

Ron Kapadia, COO and Executive Director of City 7 TV remarked,

"City7Tv in its role as the first privately owned local English language channel is proud to be associated with The Media & marketing Show now in it's 3rd year. We plan to dynamically contribute to the economy of the UAE by taking the best quality infotainment through exclusive onsite coverage and interviews of the regions best and most premier events like the Media & Marketing show, to the entire MENA region via our footprint on Nilesat 101 through daily specialized bulletins post our well known local evening news segment at 7pm on all weekdays and our weekend News reviews."

Mr. Kapadia added, "Media and marketing plays a critical role in today's world especially in a dynamic, progressive and futuristic environment envisioned by the Government of the UAE and we are proud to part of this activity".

Media & Marketing Show 2007, which will be held at the Dubai International Exhibition and Convention Centre, will run from the 11th - 13th November and promises to showcase latest technology and leading business ideas in advertising, broadcasting, entertainment, events, marketing, new media, outdoor advertising and publishing as well as present Dubai as the converging zone for all Marketing and Media professionals. Amazing figures determining this industry had gone far in the UAE alone is the advertising spend of 43% on 2004 to $904m and in Middle East market to 17% growth in 2005 which is equivalent to 5.4bn.