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    Dubai Studio City joins Broadcast India Show as Platinum Partner

    October 10, 2024
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    MENA Newswire News Desk: Dubai Studio City will participate as a Platinum Partner in the Broadcast India Show 2024, scheduled to be held from October 17-19 at the Jio World Convention Centre in Mumbai. The event is expected to bring together over 20,000 creative professionals from around the world, offering networking and knowledge-sharing opportunities across the media, broadcast, and infotainment industries.

    Dubai Studio City joins Broadcast India Show as Platinum Partner

    As part of TECOM Group PJSC, which manages 10 specialized business districts across Dubai, Dubai Studio City aims to use its presence at the event to highlight the innovative trends shaping the future of the industry. Majed Al Suwaidi, Senior Vice President of Dubai Studio City, Dubai Media City, and Dubai Production City at TECOM Group, emphasized the deep cultural ties between India and the UAE. “With 3.5 million Indians calling the UAE their home, we have a strong foundation for collaboration between our media and entertainment sectors to scale new heights of creativity,” he said.

    “Our participation at Broadcast India reaffirms our commitment to uniting production houses, artists, and technology providers to contribute to the global media landscape with original content from Dubai, in line with the Dubai Economic Agenda D33,” he added. Dubai Studio City will showcase its world-class infrastructure at the Broadcast India Show 2024, including its renowned sound stages, which are among the region’s largest production facilities. It will also promote its extensive backlots and production services that cater to a wide range of media productions.

    The Dubai Film and TV Commission, which plays a key role in supporting content production in Dubai, will also be featured at the event. The commission offers seamless shooting experiences to filmmakers and production crews based at Dubai Studio City. In addition to its participation at Broadcast India Show 2024, Dubai Studio City will highlight its broader ecosystem, including collaboration pathways with experts from its sister districts, Dubai Media City and Dubai Production City, designed to nurture creativity and innovation in the media and entertainment sectors.

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