Arab Podcast Programme Launches 2nd Edition in Dubai This July
The five-week course, organised by Dubai Press Club, aims to equip emerging and experienced Arabic-language podcasters with the skills to produce, market, and grow their content.
Jun 27, 2025
Dubai Press Club has announced the launch of the second edition of its Arab Podcast Programme, a five-week initiative set to begin on July 7th. The programme is designed to support podcast creators across the Arab world by offering practical training in content development, audio production, and audience engagement.
The course includes workshops and mentorship sessions covering the entire podcasting process - from idea generation and scripting to recording, editing, and monetisation. The programme is part of Dubai's wider strategy to invest in Arabic digital content and foster innovation in regional storytelling.
Registration is now open, and interested participants can apply through the Dubai Press Club website.
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