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CABSAT, SATExpo and Integrate Middle East Kicks Off at DWTC
CABSAT, SATExpo and Integrate Middle East Kicks Off at DWTC

Hi Dubai

time14-05-2025

  • Business
  • Hi Dubai

CABSAT, SATExpo and Integrate Middle East Kicks Off at DWTC

H.H. Sheikh Hasher bin Maktoum bin Juma Al Maktoum, Chairman of Dubai Media Incorporated, officially opened the 31st edition of CABSAT, the debut of SATExpo Middle East, and the third edition of Integrate Middle East at the Dubai World Trade Centre on May 13. The three-day events, running through May 15, spotlight the latest in content creation, broadcast, satellite management, space tech, and Pro AV industries. Organised by DWTC, they are expected to draw over 36,000 visitors collectively and feature more than 700 global exhibitors from over 120 countries. During the inauguration, Sheikh Hasher toured the exhibitions alongside senior DWTC officials, engaging with key players like Ross Video, Panasonic, and ArabSat. He also visited satellite pioneers including Nilesat, Eutelsat, and Intelsat at SATExpo. CABSAT 2025 will host the Content Congress, gathering 150 global experts to discuss trends in media and technology. The event also features the Co-Production Salon, aimed at advancing Arabic content creation. Alex Nicholl, Vice President at DWTC, emphasized the events' role in uniting innovators and industry leaders, stating they reflect the region's growing impact on global media, satellite, and AV markets. Dubai Studio City, the region's largest media and broadcasting hub, joins as CABSAT's strategic partner, showcasing its advanced production infrastructure. Majed Al Suwaidi, Senior Vice President at TECOM Group, highlighted its role in driving media innovation aligned with Dubai's Creative Economy Strategy. SATExpo's debut brings together space industry leaders and thought-provoking sessions, including a keynote on space responsibility by Prof. Dr. Klaus Schilling and a fireside chat with EgSA CEO Prof. Sherif Sedky on empowering SMEs in the sector. Integrate Middle East 2025, co-located with CABSAT, highlights the future of Pro AV and system integration, drawing participation from over 75 countries. News Source: Emirates News Agency

Cape winery scoops global award
Cape winery scoops global award

Time Out

time24-04-2025

  • Business
  • Time Out

Cape winery scoops global award

Cape wine lovers, raise a glass! Hasher Family Wines in the scenic Hemel-en-Aarde Valley has been crowned Winery of the Year at the 2025 London Wine Competition. The boutique estate from the Upper Hemel-en-Aarde Valley near Hermanus wowed an international panel of sommeliers, wine buyers and judges with its Ernest Pinot Noir winning plaudits and the top trophy at the eighth outing for this international wine award. Unlike many other wine shows that focus purely on what's in the glass, the judging at the London Wine Competition also factors in quality, value and packaging. A little bit like we all do when deciding which bottle off the shelf is going to deliver bang for our buck. Hasher's Ernest Pinot Noir impressed the judges with its peppery spice, chewy tannins, and sleek modern design. "Very 'now' modern expressive packaging," noted UK importer David Harvey, while fellow judge Francesco Fronzo praised its complexity and elegant label design. The win is a proud moment for co-owners Frederik and Céline Haspeslagh. The Ernest Pinot Noir – named after their eldest son – reflects the winery's ethos of blending traditional techniques with contemporary flair. "This recognition from the London Wine Competition is a meaningful moment for us," says Celine, co-owner of Hasher Family Wines. "It inspires us to keep sharing our passion with wine lovers across the world. We look forward to welcoming you to the farm and raising a glass of Ernest together." Can't make it to the Hemel-en-Aarde Valley just yet? The estate's Wine Club offers early access to the wines on release, plus free delivery, complimentary estate tastings and invitations to special events on the farm.

Sheikh Hasher honours national talents participating in international tennis events
Sheikh Hasher honours national talents participating in international tennis events

Gulf Today

time10-03-2025

  • Sport
  • Gulf Today

Sheikh Hasher honours national talents participating in international tennis events

Sheikh Hasher Bin Maktoum Al Maktoum, Chairman of the UAE Tennis Federation, commended the vital role played by national talents through their participation in international ATP tournaments held in the UAE, such as the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships and the Mubadala Abu Dhabi Open. This recognition took place during an honorary ceremony where Sheikh Hasher honoured individuals who contributed as referees, ball kids, organizers, players and participants in these tournaments. He also praised the significant progress in tennis within the UAE, highlighting the country's success in organizing and hosting international tournaments for men, women, and youth across both genders. Furthermore, he acknowledged the esteemed position held by the UAE Tennis Federation, emphasizing its growing influence in the sport's spectrum in the UAE. The event was attended by Ahmed Abdul Malik Ahli, Vice Chairman of the Federation, Nasser Yousef Al Marzouqi, Secretary-General, Khalifa BinHendi, Board Member and Chairman of the Outreach and Partnerships Committee, Alia Bujsaim, Board Member, alongside other federation officials, distinguished players, and media representatives. The ceremony began with the recognition of national talents, including line umpire Khalifa Khalid Al Reyami, Farah Saeed Belhasa, Marwan Al Marzouqi, Mohamed Fouad, and national player Abdulrahman Al Janahi. Sheikh Hasher also commended the UAE Tennis Federation for its strategic efforts in promoting a strong tennis culture by fostering an ideal environment for both UAE nationals and residents. This includes supporting tennis clubs and academies, regularly organizing competitions, and creating opportunities to discover and develop Emirati talents, further enriching the country's tennis landscape. Additionally, Sheikh Hasher praised the federation's organizational excellence in hosting international youth tournaments and local competitions. He expressed his satisfaction with the remarkable progress made by Emirati tennis umpires in officiating and lauded the federation's efforts in this area, wishing them continued success in achieving the highest standards in the future. Sheikh Hasher also honored several federation officials, as well as talented players from the UAE national junior and youth teams, encouraging them to continue their development and strive to represent the UAE in upcoming international competitions. In return, the UAE Tennis Federation board members expressed its gratitude and appreciation to Sheikh Hasher for his unwavering support and commitment to recognizing outstanding national talents. They emphasized that his patronage serves as a significant motivation for national athletes and enhances the federation's ability to implement its development strategies in a sustainable and impactful manner, both locally and internationally. The federation also affirmed that the coming phase will witness further achievements, elevating the sport and strengthening the support for national talents.

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