Twenty-five years on, Dubai's media bet has become a global platform
This year’s Arab Media Summit in Dubai, now in its 25th year, is more than just an event organised by the city, says Mona Ghane l Marri in an OpEd for Euronews. It has evolved into a shared platform for an industry that has become more diverse, more global and more interconnected.
Dubai's Global Village is a colorful and warm haven that draws visitors back season after season. As you walk through its pavilions, there's always something new to explore. The pavilions offer a taste of different cultures, from China's dragon-inspired facade to Japan's cherry blossom trees. You can eat your way around the world, trying local delicacies like Japanese desserts, mango sticky rice, and shawarma.
The lights and architecture create a magical atmosphere, especially at night when the pavilions glow and rides light up. The experience is a treasure hunt, with each pavilion offering unique shopping opportunities. The lights and music all contribute to a joyous atmosphere that keeps visitors coming back for more.
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