Sharjah’s Exciting Agenda for 3rd Global Media Congress Revealed
Sharjah: Sharjah’s government media organizations have announced an action-packed agenda for their participation in the 3rd Global Media Congress, taking place in Abu Dhabi from November 26-28. With interactive sessions, workshops, and debates, the agenda highlights Sharjah’s commitment to innovation, education, and cultural exchange in the media industry.
A Rich Line-Up of Events
Sharjah’s leading media bodies, including the Sharjah Government Media Bureau (SGMB), Sharjah Broadcasting Authority (SBA), and Sharjah Media City (Shams), will host 21 interactive sessions and workshops over three days. The activities aim to spotlight the emirate’s achievements and contributions across media, education, innovation, and sustainability.
Key themes include:
- Empowering youth and promoting creativity.
- AI-driven media solutions for better content and innovation.
- Sharjah’s leadership in education and cultural initiatives.
- Enhancing opportunities in investment and agriculture sectors.
Sharjah’s Vision in Focus
Mohammed Hassan Khalaf, Director-General of SBA, emphasized that Sharjah’s media strategy evolves with the latest industry trends. “Our agenda reflects the emirate’s growth and use of modern tools to deliver world-class media content,” he said.
Tariq Saeed Allay, Director-General of SGMB, highlighted the emirate’s distinguished media experience, stating, “The Global Media Congress is an excellent platform to showcase Sharjah’s achievements and support the UAE’s vision for media excellence.”
Rashid Abdullah Al Obed, Director of Shams, added that their programs at the event aim to nurture talent, promote innovation, and showcase services like the upcoming Shams Studios, set to be a regional creativity hub.
Key Sessions at the Sharjah Pavilion
The Sharjah Pavilion will feature engaging discussions, including:
- “From Innovation to Application: Education in Sharjah as a Global Model” with top officials from the Sharjah Education Academy and Human Resources Department.
- “Scientific Journalism in the Arab Media”, featuring National Geographic Al Arabiya’s editor-in-chief.
- “Integration between Agriculture and Investment: Sustainable Food Security”, with leaders from Sharjah’s agriculture and environment sectors.
Other highlights include debates on media education and sessions on government communication governance and AI-driven Arabic content quality.
Supporting Youth and Media Innovation
Sharjah’s focus on empowering youth shines through initiatives like:
- A session by the Child Safety Department on community awareness and innovation.
- The Ithmar Media Training Program, exploring social media’s impact on youth values.
- Workshops on content creation, AI applications in media, and storytelling led by industry experts.
Showcasing Sharjah’s Heritage
The Sharjah Museums Authority will host an exhibition, “Artefacts from Sharjah Museums”, offering visitors a glimpse into the emirate’s rich cultural history and its vibrant art and science heritage.
Workshops to Shape the Future
Sharjah’s media entities will also conduct cutting-edge workshops, including:
- Drone applications in media.
- Scenario writing and social media content creation.
- Using artificial intelligence to enhance storytelling.
Connecting Culture, Innovation, and Media
Sharjah’s participation in the Global Media Congress underscores its dedication to fostering creativity, promoting cultural exchange, and leveraging technology to elevate media practices. Visitors can experience the emirate’s unique blend of tradition and innovation at the event.