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5/21/24, 10:19 AM CABSAT 2024 to kick off its 30th edition tomorrow at the Dubai World Trade Centre

CABSAT 2024 to kick off its 30th edition tomorrow at the Dubai

World Trade Centre

CABSAT, the Middle East's flagship event for content, broadcast, satellite, media, and
entertainment, will launch its 30th edition at the Dubai World Trade Centre tomorrow
Tuesday, May 21.

The three-day event will also see the return of the co-located show Integrate Middle
East. The leading forum and sourcing platform for the global Pro AV and media
technology community debuted in 2023 and reprises for a second edition to connect

industry leaders with integrated solution buyers from the education, media,
entertainment, hospitality, retail, and communication sectors.

The strategic placement of CABSAT and Integrate Middle East presents an opportunity
for attendees and exhibitors to tap into burgeoning business prospects across these
industry verticals, corporate events, and real estate industries.

With more than 450 exhibitors and over 18,000 expected visitors, CABSAT serves as a
key destination for networking, career advancement, and keeping up to date on the

latest developments and insights into the industry and the content-driven ecosystems of
the MEASA.

Key industry topics to be debated
This year’s show also features a dynamic talks programme, with the return of the
Content Congress, which offers opportunities to explore and learn about the evolving
media landscape; SATEXPO Summit, a leading forum for distributors that facilitates
innovation within the satellite and space community; and NextGen Content, which
enables screening of unreleased content to the region’s best content creators,
distributors, and investors. There will also be exclusive spaces to drive engagement,
discussions, and innovation related to the creator economy and sustainable space
operations.

For more information, visit: www.cabsat.com

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