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content is vital for bolstering the UAE’s economic growth. This type of content serves as an enabling
factor in promoting national strategies to promote economic prosperity. Supporting this programme
reflects the Ministry’s commitment to fostering cross-sector collaboration to drive economic
development and achieve the objectives of the 'We the UAE 2031' vision, which seeks to position
the UAE as a global hub for innovation and the new economy.”
Her Excellency Mona Al Marri, Vice Chairperson and Managing Director of the Dubai Media Council
and President of Dubai Press Club, expressed her appreciation to the UAE Ministry of Economy for
its exemplary support and invaluable contributions to the programme. She highlighted the
Ministry’s role in providing a wealth of information that greatly enhanced the programme, enabling
participants to create high-quality economic content that meets the highest standards.
Her Excellency said: “At Dubai Press Club, we are committed to equipping young media talent with
the tools and knowledge needed to produce impactful, high-quality content that reflects Dubai’s
position as a global leader in media innovation. In today’s digital era, economic content plays a vital
role in analysing economic trends, uncovering opportunities, and shaping a more informed society.
The Dubai Press Club chose to begin the Dubai Content Creators Programme with a focus on
economic content, recognising its importance as a key driver of community development and
economic growth.”
Maryam Al Mulla, Acting Director of Dubai Press Club, said: “Leveraging the expertise of its
esteemed experts, the UAE Ministry of Economy conducted a series of highly impactful lectures
spanning nearly a month. These sessions offered participants valuable insights into critical
economic concepts, the key drivers shaping the global economy, and practical guidance on
mastering the interpretation and presentation of economic data, statistics, and terminology.”
Mahfoudha Abdullah, Specialist, Media Talent Development at Dubai Press Club, explained that the
Dubai Content Creators Programme features multiple phases covering a variety of fields, including
culture, sports, and community. Each phase aims to equip participants with specialised knowledge
and practical tools to enhance their ability to create impactful content tailored to the needs of
diverse audiences.
Participants commended DPC’s efforts to foster excellence in the media sector, highlighting its
pivotal role in empowering media professionals through a range of initiatives over the past two
decades.
The Economic Content Creators Programme featured several sessions led by prominent experts in
the fields of economic reporting, digital storytelling, and emerging technologies. Among the
highlights was a session by content creator Dr. Mohanad Alwadiyah, who shared insights on
producing high-quality content related to finance and real estate while leveraging social media
platforms to generate income.
Another session, conducted in collaboration with SAE University College Dubai and led by Hiba
Hussein, Head of Design and Visual Communication at the SAE University College Dubai, explored
the role of infographics in presenting complex economic data in visually engaging ways.
The month-long programme also featured a workshop led by Dr. Mohamed Abdulzaher, CEO of
Artificial Intelligence Journalism for Research and Forecasting (AIJRF), focusing on the use of AI
tools in financial reporting and market analysis. This session introduced participants to techniques
for creating interactive 3D graphics and developing advanced economic analyses.
Additionally, Ahmed Alastad, Director of Economic Information and Studies at the Ministry of
Economy, presented an in-depth analysis of the UAE’s economic sectors, examining current

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