The UAE Government Media Office will bring together more than 1,000 Gulf media professionals, content creators and thinkers at Atlantis, The Palm Dubai for the inaugural Gulf Creators event, a regional platform designed to sharpen how GCC countries communicate their story to the world.
The forum will feature a series of high-level panel discussions with government officials, media figures and influencers, all aimed at building a more unified and impactful Gulf narrative on the international stage.
Among the headline sessions, UAE Presidential Diplomatic Adviser Dr. Anwar Gargash will address shifting global geopolitical dynamics and their effect on traditional alliances, urging Gulf states to build more flexible strategic partnerships in response to evolving security and economic pressures.
Other discussions will tackle some of the region's most pressing narrative challenges. A session titled "Reshaping the Gulf's Image in Global Media" will bring together senior media figures from the UAE, Kuwait and Bahrain to explore how the region can take a more proactive role in defining its international image. Separate panels will examine whether a new Middle East is emerging, the extent of political and media alignment among Gulf states, and the potential fallout from any US-Iran escalation on regional security.
A dedicated session on legal sovereignty will feature legal consultant Dr. Habib Al Mulla, while another will examine who holds the power to shape public opinion in today's fragmented media landscape.
Beyond policy discourse, the event places a strong emphasis on practical content creation, with programming aimed at equipping Gulf creators with the skills to produce purposeful digital content that authentically reflects their societies and resonates with global audiences.
News Source: Emirates News Agency
