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VLS confirms Middle East expansion plans

by Aaron Greenwood on Friday, 01 June 2007

French HD projection specialist and equipment rental company VLS has confirmed it will open its first Middle East office in Dubai in September.

The office will spearhead VLS' expansion in the Middle East over the next 12 months. The company already boasts a significant presence in Lebanon, where it recently supplied high definition projection equipment for a major political rally in Beirut.

The company also supplied the Christie HD projection system to Dubai's Al Sahra Desert Resort for the production of Jumana - Secret of the Desert.

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VLS is one of the few rental companies in the world to make Christie CP2000 digital cinema projectors available for hire for major events.

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