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Sharing,’ and ‘Fireside Chat: How Social Media is Disrupting the Disruptors,’ among others.
Discussions focused on emerging developments in the media and entertainment industries,
allowing participants to evaluate the current conditions and develop effective strategies for

the sector’s future.

Catherine Mwangi, Head of the TV at Kenya Television Network, said: “Kenya Television

Network took part in the Content Congress platform’s session at CABSAT 2023 entitled,
‘Women Power: Shattering the Glass Screen,’ which was geared towards women working in
the media. Having the opportunity to engage with leading female executives who are

shaping global content, laying the foundation for future generations, and advancing
inclusivity was an honour. At Kenya Television Network, we will continue to work towards

making women’s voices heard, to build a society that is more inclusive and equitable, as well
as support the invaluable contributions of women in all spheres of life.”

Darine El Khatib, VP of Film Production at Majid Al Futtaim, added: “The MENA content
industry is currently experiencing significant growth in premium content production. Through

collaboration with high-calibre talents and leading partners, we are dedicated to bringing
quality content to audiences in the region and beyond. As part of CABSAT 2023’s ‘Content
Partnerships in MENA: Trends in Co-productions, Commissioning, and Content Rights

Sharing’ session, we were able to lead effective discussions on the importance of
collaboration in driving the region’s content industry forward and how successful film

production relies on the collective effort of a diverse group of talented professionals.”

CABSAT’s SATEXPO Summit on day two, took place concurrently with the Content
Congress, the gathering of regional and global satellite and space technology industry

influencers. Innovators established executives, engineers, government officials, and diverse
solution providers attended the summit, which also examine the role of satellite and space

technology in promoting and enhancing sustainability on Earth.

The NEXTGen Content Screening programme on CABSAT’s second day showcased some
of the best content the Middle East and Africa have to offer, providing an impactful addition

to the Content Congress agenda. The screening features content from TV, film, serial
drama, kids, documentary, and sports genres, and facilitates prearranged meetings with

content buyers to foster collaborations and partnership opportunities.

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