CABSAT 2024 Kicks Off Tomorrow In Dubai
|Boasting over 450 exhibitors and an expected turnout of more than 18,000 visitors, CABSAT serves as a pivotal networking hub, facilitating career advancement and providing insights into the latest industry developments
CABSAT, the major event for content, broadcast, satellite, media, and entertainment in the Middle East, is gearing up to launch its 30th edition at the Dubai World Trade Centre. The three-day event, which will begin on May 21, promises to be a convergence of industry leaders, innovators, and enthusiasts to explore the latest trends and technologies shaping the media landscape.
The event will also witness the return of the co-located show Integrate Middle East. The popular forum and sourcing platform for the global Pro AV and media technology community debuted in 2023. The strategic alignment of CABSAT and Integrate Middle East offers attendees and exhibitors a unique opportunity to capitalize on burgeoning business prospects within these industries, as well as corporate events and real estate.
Boasting over 450 exhibitors and an expected turnout of more than 18,000 visitors, CABSAT serves as a pivotal networking hub, facilitating career advancement and providing insights into the latest industry developments within the MEASA region. A highlight of this year's event is the dynamic talks program featuring esteemed forums such as the Content Congress, SATEXPO Summit, and NextGen Content. These platforms delve into pressing industry topics, including the impact of AI on the Middle East Media Industry and the evolving landscape of content creation and distribution.
Renowned speakers and industry specialists, including Mohamed Al Mulla, CEO of Dubai Media; Sarah Al Jarman, Head of Channels and Radios at Dubai Media Inc.; Kabir Khan, acclaimed director and screenwriter; Tamim Fares, Head of Disney+ MENA; and Lesha Mansukhani, COO of Nas Daily, Singapore, are set to share their insights, underscoring the event's potential to shape the future of the media industry. Meanwhile, this year's event is likely to be a catalyst for positive transformation within the global media community.