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Four Lines Media signs up with Dubai Studio City to expand operations

  • United Arab Emirates: Saturday, August 12 - 2006 at 12:53
  • PRESS RELEASE

Four Lines Media, a member of the Suwaidani Group, is planning to develop an expanded base for its travel channel, Arabian Travel TV, at Dubai Studio City (DSC).

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  • Abdulla Al-Suwaidani (Left) and Jamal Al Sharif following the signing.
    Abdulla Al-Suwaidani (Left) and Jamal Al Sharif following the signing.
A Land Lease Agreement to this effect was signed today by Abdulla Bin Ali Al Suwaidani, Chairman, Four Lines Media and Jamal Al Sharif, Manager, Dubai Studio City.

Four Lines' Dubai Studio City facility will serve as the new headquarters for Arabian Travel TV. The channel has so far been operating from Dubai Media City for more than one year.

"Dubai Studio City provides the strategic platform for broadcast companies targeting Arab viewers around the world. We are developing a supportive infrastructure and environment to enhance broadcasting companies' competitive edge. We also offer a host of enabling services and business incentives to assist them with their development,"


Jamal Al Sharif said.

To be built on an area of 60,000 sq. ft., the new facility will be equipped with state-of-the-art equipment and world class broadcasting technologies, which will enable Four Lines to enhance Arabian Travel TV's programming.

Arabian Travel TV, which broadcasts in Arabic around the clock via NileSat, is a specialized travel and tourism channel that targets Arab travelers. The channel features a wide variety of programmes, which provide information about prime travel destinations around the world. Approximately 8 million people in the Arab world use Arabian Travel TV as their key resource for planning holidays.

"We are quite confident that our cooperation with Dubai Studio City will further our efforts towards providing a rich television experience for our viewers across the region," Abdulla Ali Al Suwaidani, Chairman, Four Lines Media said.

"We are keen to be part of Dubai Studio City as it will create a community that has the entire value chain of the film, TV and music production industries under one roof. This community promises to create new industry benchmarks for the region," he added.

Dubai Studio City is creating an infrastructure and environment that matches some of the world's greatest studios. The development, to be spread over an area of 22 million sq. feet, will provide a stimulating environment for film professionals to maximise their creative and technical potential.

The main components of the Dubai Studio City master plan include studio complexes, backlots, a social centre, a commercial zone, a residential district and a film academy.

Phase one of Dubai Studio City is scheduled for completion by the end of 2006.
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Notes and media contacts

For more information on Four Lines Media, Please contact:
Jalal Khawaldh
General Manager
Arabian Travel TV
Tel: +971 4 2955715
Fax: +971 4 2955716

For more information on Dubai Studio City, Please contact:
Mohammed Abdelmonem
JIWIN PR,
Tel: +971 4 3613333
Fax: + 971 4 388001

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