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A four-week immersive internship programme launched for women in publishing to address the gap between academic preparation and the realities of working inside a media company.
Dubai’s new ‘Creative Sector Resilience Portfolio’, launched to strengthen the emirate’s creative ecosystem and enhance its adaptability.
Eminent Gulf voices have called for a more cohesive and self-authored Gulf narrative in the global media perception that highlights the region’s image as a strategic soft power.
Louvre Abu Dhabi is offering several fun and enriching experiences that combine art, knowledge and family spirit in May 2026.
The Sharjah Arts Foundation invites filmmakers from within the UAE and abroad to apply for the grant, which aims to support the production of short films exploring contemporary cinematic practices.
The Zayed National Museum in Abu Dhabi is bringing the UAE’s heritage to life for younger generations through a new series of four interactive children’s books in English and Arabic.
The UAE National Orchestra is all set to present a new concert celebrating five decades of Emirati television and film music
Read all about the new social media guidelines by the Middle East Social Media and Digital Association (MESMDA) to aid responsible communication during an evolving regional conflict situation in this Insight piece by Rad Arekat Founder, MESMDA, and Government Social & Digital Advisor, Place Advisory & Public Affairs
The UAE National Orchestra has released a special musical tribute titled ‘Men, by God, Truly Men’, featuring the poem ‘Rijal Wallah Rijal’ written by President His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, honouring those who dedicate themselves to protecting the nation.
Dubai’s awe-inspiring Museum of the Future is approaching a milestone of attracting five million visitors since it opened to the public four years ago. Having evolved into a knowledge-based ecosystem, the museum has seen visitors from diverse cultures include heads of state, diplomatic delegations, entrepreneurs, scholars and students.