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Abu Dhabi media firm in Natl Geographic tie-up
30.11.1999 /
Reuters - State-owned Abu Dhabi Media Co (ADMC) said on Saturday it has tied up with National Geographic to produce up to 15 films focusing on human being's relationship with the world and environment.
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