De Boer’s Arabic website reflects global expansionDe Boer has taken another significant step in developing its international presence through the launch of a new website – in Arabic. The service, which can be accessed via the existing www.deboer.com site, follows on from the recent opening of a Dubai office as part of the structure specialist’s ongoing expansion in the Middle East. De Boer has already tackled a number of high-profile assignments in the region, including the supply of 25,000 square metres of temporary accommodation for the 15th Asian Games, which attracted 4,000 athletes to the Kingdom of Qatar. Other contracts have ranged from the supply of short-term accommodation for a meeting of the Islamic World Congress to the creation of temporary baggage-handling facilities during development of Doha International Airport. Stefan Bartosch, Managing Director of De Boer Middle East, said: "With the opening of De Boer’s Dubai office we want to underline our involvement in this region and further expand our business. Every project that we have completed so far is a perfect showcase for the almost unlimited possibilities of our modular structures.” He added: “I am convinced that De Boer will become the preferred partner for companies in the Middle East looking for temporary solutions for their urgent space needs." 23 April 2009 About De Boer:De Boer is one of the leading international suppliers of temporary accommodation for large events and festivals, storage purposes, airport baggage handling and supermarkets. De Boer was established in 1924 and is headquartered in Alkmaar, The Netherlands. The company now has offices in The Netherlands, Germany, the United Kingdom, Belgium, Austria, France, Spain, Sweden and Dubai. De Boer is also represented in Qatar, Russia, China and the USA. It employs more than 350 people internationally and during high season another 150 temporary workers are deployed. NPM Capital has been major shareholder since August 2005. www.deboer.com MEDIA CONTACT: PAUL SMITH ASSOCIATES
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A screenshot of De Boer's new Arabic website
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