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Saudi Media Academy signs partnership with Zanjabeel to boost creative output

The Saudi Media Academy has signed a strategic partnership with Zanjabeel Creative Digital Marketing to support creative production and private sector collaboration.

Saudi Media Academy signs partnership with Zanjabeel to boost creative output

The Saudi Media Academy recently inked a strategic partnership with Zanjabeel Creative Digital Marketing, focusing on bolstering creative production and fostering private sector collaboration, according to a recent report. The Saudi Media Academy, a division of the Ministry of Media, inked a strategic partnership agreement today with Zanjabeel Creative Digital Marketing, aimed at backing creative production in line with the academy's programs and projects, and cementing ties with the private sector.

The signing ceremony, held at the Ministry of Media headquarters in Riyadh, was attended by Dr. Abdullah bin Ahmed Al-Maghlouth, the Deputy Minister of Media and Chairman of the Saudi Media Academy, as well as Eng. Mishaal bin Ahmed Al-Tuwaijri, the CEO of the Saudi Media Academy, and Talal Al-Jabri, the CEO of Zanjabeel. Under the terms of the agreement, Zanjabeel will act as the media partner for various Saudi Media Academy programs and projects, crafting and executing a diverse array of creative outputs.

The partnership will kick off with the launch of the second edition of the Media Leaders Track in early September, which will feature leaders from both public and private sectors, and include two training sessions at prestigious institutions such as London Business School in the UK and INSEAD in France. This agreement is a part of the Saudi Media Academy's continuous efforts to elevate its programs and projects, and to broaden its collaborations with the private sector, all geared towards enhancing creative and media outputs linked to the academy's activities.

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