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is a key outcome of DPC’s strategic vision to develop specialised and impactful Arabic content. It
reflects the leadership’s directives to invest in people and empower young media talent with the
tools and skills required to create content that resonates with audiences and serves the UAE’s vital
sectors.”

She added: “We are proud to mark the graduation of the first cohort of this programme, which
reflects our commitment to nurturing media talent and preparing them to enter the industry with
confidence. This initiative also supports our broader vision to strengthen the region’s media
landscape and enhance its global competitiveness.”

Empowering Talent
Mahfoudha Abdullah, Manager of the Dubai Content Creators Programme, said the initiative was
designed to address the increasing demand for specialised economic content in the Arab media
landscape. “The programme combines deep economic insight with advanced media and technical
skills to help young creators produce reliable content that reflects today’s economic realities in a
relatable way,” she said.

She added: “The success of this inaugural cohort strengthens our commitment to expanding the
specialised tracks of the Dubai Content Creators Programme, in line with Dubai’s vision to foster a
knowledge-based society that is globally competitive.”

The graduates expressed their appreciation to the Dubai Press Club for its continued efforts in
supporting media professionals and enhancing the overall media landscape. They praised the
Club’s role in offering valuable opportunities through its year-round workshops, discussions, and
training initiatives—culminating in the Arab Media Summit, the region’s largest platform for shaping
the future of media.

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