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Business Wire Catalog Middle East, Including Israel Pan regional distribution to the Middle East's leading media organizations via Agence France-Presse and ME NewsWire. Includes distribution to newspapers and broadcast media in Israel. Includes Arabic and Hebrew translations based on your English language news release. Additional translation services are available. Middle East, Including Arabian Property Investor Channel 55 Al Akhbar Israel Areej CNBC Arabiya -Bahrain Office Al Alam Al Youm Bahrain Bahrain & Beyond Dana Film Al Anbaa -Cairo office Newspapers Bahrain Confidential Hawar Center Al Araby Akhbar Al Khaleej (Gulf Daily Bahrain Int'l Airport Information Affairs Authority Al Assima Newspaper News) Guide&Timetable (IAA) Al Borsagia English Newspaper Al Ahad Bahrain This Month Mabsutoon Productions Al Dustour Al Ahram -Bahrain office Bahrain Traveler Rawa Films Al Gamaheer Al Wasat BIG Magazine Radio Al Goumhouria Al Watan British Expat in the Gulf Bahrain 96.5FM Al Kahera Al Watan News Car Bahrain Radio Bahrain -Arabic Al Koura Wal Mala'eb Al-Ayam Newspaper Manama Clientele Bahrain Voice FM 104.2 Al Mal Almeethaq COEDS Magazine Online Al Masry Al Youm Alwaqt Driven Aaram News Al Messa Alwasat FACT Bahrain Al Bilad Al Mogaz Bahrain Research First Class Al Waqt Al Shourouq Newspaper Bahrain Tribune Gulf Business Al Wasat Al Siyassa Bahrain Tribune (Daily Tribune) Gulf Construction -English Al Watan News Al Super Daily Tribune edition Alaswaq Al Wafd Dar Al Bilad Gulf Financial Insider Almeethaq.net Al WatanyAl Youm Gulf Daily News Gulf Industry Bahrain Business News Al-Ahram Newspaper Gulf News -Bahrain office Gulf Insider Bahrain Journalists' Association Al-Akhbar/Akhbar El-Yom Khaleej Times -Bahrain office Gulf Weekly Bahrain News AlamAlmal The Commercial Huna Al-Bahrain Bahrain Post alEttihad Newspaper News Services International Motors Bahrain tribune Almasry Alyoun Agence France Presse (AFP) Layalina -Bahrain edition Data Media Systems Alnnahar Bahrain News Agency Middle East Medical Driven Aqidati Deutsche Presse-Agentur Ohlala! Gulf Press Business Today Egypt Dow Jones Oil & Gas News Gulf-Press.com Daily News Egypt European Pressphoto Agency Orbit Guide Trade Arabia Dar Nashr Al Youm (Akhbar El Magazines & Periodicals Salaam Bahrain Twenty Four Seven News Youm) Akhbar Bapco Seef Spotlight Egypt Egyptian Company For Press (Al Al Aali The Arab Traveller Newspapers Yom al Sabeh) Al Mohandis The Gulf A'ine Egyptian Gazette Albassera Banking Review Woman This Month Akhbar Al Riada El AnbaeAl Dawlia Arab Gulf Journal of Scientific Television Akhbar El-Yom El Badeel Research Al Wa'ad For Media Production Al Ahali El Fagr Arab World Agribusiness & Distribution Al Ahram El Taawon Arabia Motors Atlas Travel and Culture TV Al Ahram Al-Masaa'i El Youm Arabian Homes Bahrain Radio-Television Al Ahram Hebdo Elosboa Arabian Knight Bahrain Sports Channel Al Ahram Weekly GeelElghad Arabian Lady Channel 44 Al Ahrar Daily IBA Media US: +1.888.381.WIRE (9473) | Australia: +61 (0) 2.9699.2219 | Belgium: +32 (0) 2.741.2455 | Canada: +1.416.593.0208 France: +33 (0) 1.56.88.29.40 | Germany: +49 (0) 69.915066.0 | Japan: +81 (0) 3.3239.0755 | UK: +44 (0) 20.7626.1982 | Worldwide: +1.212.752.9600 1 Journal Al Akhbar Al Sayeda Al Oula -Cairo office Lounge Alnas TV Journal Al Wafd Al Shabab MaadiMessenger Broadcast Film Production Le Progres Egyptian Al Siyassa Al-Dawlya Mix Magazine CNBC Arabiya -Cairo Office Middle East Observer Al Watan Al Arabi My Egypt CNBC arabiya channel Msaeya Al Watan Al Riady NisfEl Dunia Dream 1 NahdetMasr Alaa El-Din Magazine North Africa :: Egypt Dream 2 OyoonAl Lail Alam El Om Wal Tifl October Weekly Egypt Radio and Television Rose Al Youssef Magazine Alam El-Computer & Internet PacktechInternational -Egypt Union (ERTU) SawtAl Balad Alex Times office Egyptian Media Production City SoutEl Omma Arab Speed PrintLink International El Mehwar TV The Egyptian Gazette Arabeety Red Sea Life Freelance Production Washwasha BCA Chronicle Rose Al Youssef Magazine Mazzika TV Watani Bikyamasr Sabah El Khair Mediahouse Yomiuri Shimbun/Cairo Bolbol Samir Neo Productions News Services Business Middle East -Cairo Satellite Guide Nile Drama AFP office ShababModern Nile News Agence France Presse (AFP) Business Monthly Shashati Nile TV International Agence France-Presse Business Today Egypt Sok El Asr Nile TV international APTN Egypt Car Market International Sport & Luxury Boats Osool Arab Press Agency Charisma Sports & Fitness RafidenTV Associated Press Cleo Taba Heights Magazine RotanaCinema Bloomberg Community Times Teen Stuff RotanaZaman Centre Information Egyptien Dear Guest Magazine The Art Review SharmTV Deutsche Presse-Agentur Diva Magazine The Croc TaibaTV European Pressphoto Agency Egypt Oil and Gas Newspaper The Employer Tamima TV Jiji Press/Cairo Egypt Today The Trainer Magazine The Talkies -Egypt Mena Egyptian Economic & Social Top Speed TNP Film Production Middle East News Agency Bulletin Tourist Gallery Magazine TV CH2 Cairo Middle East News Agency - El Beit TV Dish Union TV et Radio/Secretary of MENA El GounaMagazine Weekend Magazine Information Onaeg Elbashayer WeghatNazar View International Thomson Reuters Enigma What Women want Radio Xinhua News Agence Flash Kalam An-Nas Yallakora Melody Tunes Magazines & Periodicals Future for Publisbing Television Nile FM Adam Al Youm Good News Cinema A2Z Film Production NugoomFM Addimouqratiyah Gulf Affairs Journal -Egypt Aghapy TV Voice of America/VOA Ado Magazine office Al Alam Al Youm Online Akhbar Al Hawadeth Hawaa Al Baghdadia TV -Cairo office 3dtotal.com Akhbar Al Satellite He Magazine Al Baraka TV Akhbar Elyom Akhbar Alsayarat Horreyati Al Fajr TV Akhbarlive AkhbarAl Adab Horse Times Al Hafez TV AkhbarWay.com AkhbarAl Nogoom Infinity -Egypt office Al Hekmah TV Akher Saa Akher Sa'a Insight Al Khalijiyah TV Al Ahaly Al Ahram Al-Arabi IT eye magazine Al Madina TV Al Borsa news Al Ahram Arriadi Kelmetna Al Majd Satellite Boadcasting Al Goumhouria Al Cinema Walnas Khoyout Journal Al Seha Wa Al Jamal Al Messa.net Al Ezza wa Al Television Kolenas Al Wasta TV Al-Masry Al-Youm Al Kawakeb Layalina-Egypt edition Alkarma Edutainment Alazma Al Mussawar LoghatAl Asr Almajd Satellite Channel Almedan US: +1.888.381.WIRE (9473) | Australia: +61 (0) 2.9699.2219 | Belgium: +32 (0) 2.741.2455 | Canada: +1.416.593.0208 France: +33 (0) 1.56.88.29.40 | Germany: +49 (0) 69.915066.0 | Japan: +81 (0) 3.3239.0755 | UK: +44 (0) 20.7626.1982 | Worldwide: +1.212.752.9600 2 Almesryoon Le Progres Egyptian Magazine Tamashagaran Arab Media and Society Masrawy Iran Book News Agency Tehran Telegram Arab Net5 Minisry of Interior Iran International Iraq Aswatmasr President's Residential Office Machine Magazine Newspapers Cairo News Company Renseignements Generaux Memar Al Adala CIT2day.com Renseignements Milit Nojum Al Ahali -Dohoak Office Contact Cars.com State Information Organization Persian Weekly Al Amal Dostor Iran Plastics Industry Magazine Al Badr Newspaper Egy News Newspapers Rah-o-Sakhteman Al Hoda Newspaper Egypt Commercial News Al Vefagh Refah Weekly Magazine Al Iraq Egypt Daily News Asia Rizpardazandeh Al Ittihad Egypt Independent Asr Eghtesad Safar Magazine Al Mada Egypt Oil and Gas Portal Donya-e-Eqtesad San'at-e Haml-o-Naghl Al Manarah El Badil Eghtesad Pooya Sepid Al Sabah El Kora We El Malaeb Etemaad Shabakeh Magazine Al Sabah Al Jadeed El Wasat Ettela'at Tanz-o Caricature Al Sot Al-Akhr El watan news Hamshahri Television Al Thakafa Al Jadeda Elaosboa Iran Al Alam News Network Alfuratein Elaph -Cairo office Iran Daily Al Alam TV (IRIB) Attaakhi Elbadli Iran News APTN Iran Azzaman -Iraq edition Elmogaz Jahan-e Eghtesad Iran Weekly Press Digest Environment Friend Newspaper Elsaba Jahane Sanat Iranian Students' News Agency Komalnews ElShaab Jam-e-Jam Islamic Republic of Iran Kul Ul Iraq Export Opportunities Javan Newspaper Broadcasting Nabad Al Shabab Filbalad.com Kayhan Mehr News Agency Sabah Al Jadid FilGoal.com Pool Newspaper Press TV Tareek Alshaab Gate.Ahram Quds SaharUniversal Network The Kurdish Globe Iraq Sun -Cairo Office Reselat Radio Voice of Iraq Islam Online Siasat-e-rooz Donya-e-Eqtesad.com News Services Kompass Egypt Financial Sobh Eghtesad Iran English Radio Agence France Presse (AFP) Le Progres Egyptien Tehran Times Online National Iraqi News Agency Misrnews.com News Services Abrar Eghtesadi Television Moheet.com Agence France Presse (AFP) Abrar News Afaq Satellite TV Mubd3 Fars News Agency Abrar Online Ahlulbayt Satellite Channel Rosa Online Information Technology News Abrar Varzeshi Al Baghdadia TV Shorouk News Agency Aftab Yazd Al Etejah TV Shorouknews Islamic Republic News Agency Donia-e-Eqtesad Al Fayhaa Satellite Channel The Daily News Egypt (IRNA) Ebtekar Al Forat TV UPI Magazines & Periodicals Esfahan Emrooz Al Masar Al Oula Video Cairo Sat Asr-e Shabakeh Iran - 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