SPI International extends collaboration with evision
March 10, 2025
SPI International is strengthening its presence in the United Arab Emirates having extended its partnership with evision, the media and entertainment arm of e& (previously Etisalat Group).
The existing agreement, which currently covers FilmBox, FilmBox Family, FilmBox Action, DIZI and other thematic channels – DocuBox, FightBox, Fast&FunBox, Gametoon – has been extended for the next few years.
“We’re pleased to extend our collaboration with evision, a pioneer in home entertainment in the Middle East and North Africa. Together, we provide continued access to SPI’s excellent offering including such well-known brands as FilmBox or DIZI. Our diverse portfolio of thematic channels, along with the evision’s extensive subscriber base, are a perfect fit. We are happy to continue this successful partnership,” commented Murat Muratoglu, Head of Distribution in charge of MENA at SPI International.
evision viewers can continue to watch FilmBox channel which presents entertaining content for a wide audience, including Hollywood movies, popular series and local productions, FilmBox Family with entertainment classics that are perfect for watching together with family or friends, FilmBox Action, a movie channel packed with thrilling films, and DIZI (pictured) which takes viewers on a journey into the world of Turkish series.
Additionally, evision subscribers can access even more SPI thematic TV channels of different genres such as DocuBox with a collection of documentaries, FightBox dedicated to combat sports, Fast&FunBox presenting adrenaline sports from all over the world, as well as Gametoon which caters for esports and gaming fans.
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