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Broadcast Pro
16-05-2025
- Business
- Broadcast Pro
Winners of BroadcastPro ME/SatellitePro ME Manufacturer Awards 2025 announced
This year marked the launch of the SatellitePro Manufacturer Awards as well, debuting with eight initial categories. BroadcastPro Middle East and sister title SatellitePro Middle East hosted the third edition of its highly anticipated Manufacturer Awards on May 14, 2025, aligning the event with the second night of CABSAT. The ceremony, held at the H Hotel in Dubai, gathered more than 230 professionals from across the broadcast and media industry for an evening that celebrated innovation, excellence and collaboration. The Manufacturer Awards are designed to recognise cutting-edge technologies, breakthrough product launches as well as outstanding services from leading global manufacturers with a strong presence in the Middle East. Following a rigorous nomination process, industry stakeholders were invited to cast their votes, making the awards a genuine reflection of peer recognition across the sector. Honouring the critical role manufacturers play in elevating broadcast performance and content production, the awards spotlight the technologies that are shaping the future of the industry. The event was held in association with CABSAT, the region's leading trade show for broadcast, satellite and media, now in its 31st year. This year also marked the introduction of the inaugural SatellitePro Manufacturer Awards, launched to coincide with the debut of SATExpo at CABSAT. With eight new satellite-specific categories added to the awards roster, the initiative ensures dedicated recognition for standout developments in the growing satellite and space tech sectors. In total, 28 awards were presented across 17 broadcast and seven satellite categories, with winners chosen through an industry online voting system. This approach underscores the awards' commitment to transparency and industry engagement. The BroadcastPro/SatellitePro Manufacturer Awards continue to cement their role as a benchmark of excellence for the MENA region's dynamic media technology landscape, showcasing the ingenuity driving the industry forward. BroadcastPro Manufacturer Awards BEST IN VIDEO PRODUCTION FOR-A Company Limited HVS-Q12 BEST IN VIDEO CONTENT ACQUISITION FORTINGE NOA III BEST IN DISPLAY SYSTEMS Unilumin Group Co. Ltd. ULWIII MIP Pro BEST IN AUDIO PRODUCTION Sennheiser Spectera BEST IN AI U-TO Solutions Plan-itU BEST IN AI Sponix Tech SPboard (Virtual Advertisement) BEST IN BROADCAST PLAYOUT PlayBox Technology PlayBox Neo Suite BEST IN BROADCAST PLAYOUT Pebble Pebble Playout in a Box BEST IN CONTENT MANAGEMENT Astucemedia Inc ADMN Unified Media Content Management System BEST IN CONTENT SCHEDULING & MONETISATION Mediagenix Mediagenix Scheduling Automation BEST IN CONTENT STORAGE DDP Dynamic Drive Pool DDP10EF BEST IN DIGITAL DISTRIBUTION Irdeto Irdeto Experience BEST IN FACILITY INFRASTRUCTURE Ross Video Carbonite HyperMax BEST IN FACILITY INFRASTRUCTURE Witbe Virtual NOC BEST IN IMMERSIVE MEDIA Beamy Hologram Beamy LifeSize BEST IN IMMERSIVE MEDIA Zero Density Lino – Template-based Broadcast Graphics Workflow BEST IN LINEAR DISTRIBUTION Tata Elxsi MBCNOW BEST IN SPORTS RED RED Cine-Broadcast BEST IN CLOUD COMPUTING Huawei Cloud UAE Huawei Cloud Editor's Choice Awards BEST IN LIGHTING VIDENDUM Litepanels Astra IP Excellence in Niche Broadcast Innovation M&I Broadcast Services Islamic Prayer Times Module – Automatic ingest SATELLITEPRO MANUFACTURER AWARDS BEST IN CONNECTIVITY SOLUTIONS Space42 Thuraya BEST CONTRIBUTION TO SUSTAINABLE SATELLITE OPERATIONS INTEGRASYS Orbisat BEST MANAGED SATELLITE NETWORK Universal Satnet DMCC Satnet Broadband Service BEST NEXT-GEN SATELLITE APPLICATION NeXat neXat Platform BEST NEXT-GEN SATELLITE APPLICATION Neo Space Group NSG IFC Solution BEST MISSION-CRITICAL SATELLITE SOLUTION ND SATCOM GmbH SKYWAN Airborne SatCom Solution BEST SATELLITE SOLUTION FOR BROADCAST MEDIA Intelsat FlexMove LEO BEST VSAT SERVICE PROVIDER Azercosmos Azconnexus Photos from the event are available here:
Zawya
15-05-2025
- Business
- Zawya
CABSAT, Integrate Middle East & SATExpo 2025 draw 32,000+ attendees
The three events brought together 820+ exhibiting brands from 120+ countries and 190 high-level speakers UAE: The 2025 editions of CABSAT and Integrate Middle East, and the debut edition of SATExpo Middle East, concluded on 15 May (Thursday), consolidating their position as leading platforms respectively for innovation and collaboration in the broadcast technology, Pro AV and satellite space economy industries. The flagship gatherings at the Dubai World Trade Centre (DWTC) brought together global innovators, industry thought leaders, and the latest technologies and solutions, reinforcing the UAE's position as a hub for content creation, entertainment, space tech, and next-gen Pro AV solutions. A convergence of innovation and collaboration The trio of events, organised by DWTC, brought together 820+ brands from 120+ countries, and welcomed country pavilions from China, France, Germany and the UK, along with 190 speakers shaping the future of their sectors at the CABSAT Content Conference and the SATExpo Summit. Highlights included: CABSAT 2025: The 31st edition of the premier broadcast and media event unveiled AI-driven breakthroughs, from fully automated broadcast solutions (like SI Media's Costanza AI that can automate speech to text) to exploring next-gen sports broadcasting trends at the show's Content Congress, as the MENA sports media market is projected to hit $6.5 billion by 2027. Integrate Middle East 2025: Pro AV innovations took centre stage at the third edition, featuring adaptive digital signage, immersive audio-visual tools (such as a world first with BOYA's AI-powered wireless mics), and smart venue technologies revolutionising urban infrastructure. SATExpo Middle East 2025: The debut satellite and space expo spotlighted AI-powered satellite advancements, strategic collaborations (like ABS and SpaceBridge coming together to improve managed data services across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa), and eSports racing powered by Eutelsat satellite connectivity, alongside critical discussions at the SATExpo Summit on orbital sustainability, led by Astroscale's Aya Iwamoto, Vice President, Strategy and Policy. Catalysts for transformative ideas As well unveiling the latest technological advancements, the shows also set the stage for the announcements of strategic partnerships formalised by the signing of Memoranda of Understandings (MoUs). Leading global satellite operator Arabsat inked six MOUs with partners at SATExpo, including an agreement with Grass Valley, the technology leader in live production solutions, to launch a new suite of cloud-based broadcast services. Also forging strategic connections, the Co-Production Salon returned to CABSAT 2025 for the fourth consecutive year as an exclusive invite-only hub for content collaboration. Organised by HConsult, a leading content market specialist in the Arabic-speaking MENA, and with an impressive 90 per cent re-participation rate, the Salon brings together creatives with production houses, OTT platforms, television networks, content investors and brand representatives looking to develop TV and film content with international appeal. Speaking at the conclusion of the three events, Alex Nicholl, Vice President, New Industries of Dubai World Trade Centre, said: 'The success of this year's CABSAT, Integrate Middle East, and the inaugural SATExpo Middle East underscores the UAE's leadership as a global nexus for the media, entertainment, and satellite industries. Gathering over 32,000 professionals, these events have proven to be more than just platforms—they are catalysts for innovation, collaboration, and transformative ideas. At DWTC, we take pride in organising events that foster these connections, empowering industry pioneers to drive progress, share knowledge, and shape the future. The momentum generated here will resonate far beyond these halls, and we look forward to building on this legacy together.' Exhibitors echoed comments on CABSAT, Integrate Middle East, and the inaugural SATExpo Middle East, acting as a hub for innovation and collaboration. Mumladze Patritsiia, Project Manager, from Carrot Broadcast, LLC, said, "We are delighted to have returned to CABSAT this year, where we proudly showcased our expertise in real-time graphic solutions for TV shows and live productions, alongside cutting-edge hardware, software, and services in augmented reality and virtual studio technologies. This year, we showcased our latest innovations, including Gaussian splatting technology, one of the most talked-about highlights among visitors. Our unwavering commitment to innovation continues to empower broadcasters and content creators worldwide, as CABSAT 2025 once again proved to be a pivotal platform for groundbreaking advancements in broadcast, satellite, and content creation.' The spirit of innovation extended to Integrate Middle East, where Jana Dai, Sales Director of CZUR TECH CO said: 'Integrate Middle East 2025 has been a phenomenal experience for us. The event brought together a highly engaged audience of industry professionals who are actively shaping the future of AV and immersive technologies. The quality of conversations, diversity of attendees, and forward-looking themes truly set this event apart. We're proud to be part of a show that is driving the evolution of the AV and integrated technology landscape in the region. We look forward to continuing these conversations beyond the show floor.' SATExpo's inaugural edition brought together key players in the satellite industry, with 34 countries taking part to successfully create a dedicated space for satellite communications specialists. The high profile of SATExpo exhibitors was matched by the calibre of speakers at the SATExpo Summit, with those taking to the stage including Prof. Dr. Klaus Schilling, Head of Board, S-Smart Small Satellite Systems GmbH; Dr Sherif Sedky, CEO, Egyptian Space Agency; and Christelle Astorg-Lepine, CNES, Founder & CEO of the Space Women Alliance, among others. The event's far-reaching impact highlights the UAE's position as a global satellite innovation hub, spearheading satellite communications advancement throughout the MEASA region and beyond. Maroon Khalil, Senior Sales Director at ABS, said: ' ABS's participation in SATExpo 2025 reflects our commitment to delivering flexible, reliable, and effective satellite connectivity across the region. We're excited to showcase a broad portfolio of solutions tailored to the evolving capacity needs of customers in the UAE and beyond. With a fleet of five geostationary satellites and coverage that reaches 93% of the world's population — including beams that connect multiple continents globally — ABS is uniquely positioned to transform the regional communications landscape.' He added: 'Our mission is to drive digital transformation and close connectivity gaps across government, enterprise, and underserved communities. At SATExpo, we look forward to engaging with industry leaders and partners to shape the future of satellite communications across the Middle East, Asia, Africa, Europe, the Americas, and beyond. At SATExpo, we also highlighted the potential of the SES EdgeAI Connect solution to dynamically manage data and intelligence at the edge using best-in-class AI and satellite technologies.' Throughout the three-day event, numerous exhibitors unveiled groundbreaking new products, with standout launches from industry leaders Riedel, Cineom, Media Guru, Sawa Media, Godox, ST Engineering, IPS Mena and RioSat. Meanwhile, key players, including Intellian, InterSputnik, Streamport, First Gulf Company, EVS, Broadcast Solutions, Advance Media Training, Videndum, and Editshare - among many others - demonstrated a robust portfolio of advanced tech, highlighting their respective sectors' rapid innovation and diverse capabilities. As this year's editions of CABSAT, Integrate Middle East and SATExpo come to conclusion, professionals from the media, Pro AV, and satellite sectors can look forward to the next editions, slated for May 20 - 22, 2026. In the upcoming editions, these events will continue to serve as dynamic platforms for engaging with industry executives, decision-makers, technical experts and innovators from across the industry. -Ends- About CABSAT: With a history of over 30 years, CABSAT is the only specialised event that draws more than 32,000 business professionals from the MEASA region's media, content, and digital industries. Over the years, the event has welcomed the highest number of regional attendees, including engineers, system integrators, and broadcasters from the content creation, broadcast, and satellite industries, as well as content buyers, sellers, producers, and distributors. In line with its vision to provide a platform for business, networking, and knowledge sharing for the MEASA region's media markets, CABSAT continues to work with innovative content creators, producers, broadcast technology providers, and content delivery companies to identify traits of success that will fuel the growth of the industry. About Integrate Middle East: Integrate Middle East is a leading forum and sourcing platform for the global AV and Media Technology community that connects technology leaders with integrated solution buyers from the Education, Media, Entertainment, Hospitality, Retail, and Communication sectors. The platform provides an opportunity to expand businesses, gain access to cutting-edge solutions from the top broadcast, AV, and media technology providers worldwide, as well as discover the best practices established across markets. As an interactive platform for pro AV manufacturers and integrators, Integrate Middle East showcases a range of products and services, along with interactive learning zones, multi-conferencing demo areas, and smart home simulators. About SATExpo: A meticulously crafted exhibition to boost investment, forge global partnerships, and drive the exchange of innovative satellite technologies, thereby energising the growth and dynamism of the space economy in burgeoning markets. Colocated with CABSAT, this event harnesses synergies between satellite communication, satellite services, broadcast, and digital media industries, offering a comprehensive platform for cross-sector collaboration in space technology innovation. In addition to highlighting the most important aspects of the space economy, the exhibition also features a buyers' programme; an innovation capsule for start-ups; a carefully curated conference; a summit discussing regulation and investment, as well as a strategic networking forum. About Dubai World Trade Centre (DWTC): A global business facilitator since 1979, Dubai World Trade Centre (DWTC) is home to the region's leading purpose-built convention and exhibition centre. DWTC provides a platform for connecting people, products, innovation and ideas from around the world through a dynamic calendar of international trade exhibitions and its own roster of sector leading mega events. As a designated free zone, complemented by award-winning commercial real estate, DWTC plays an integral role in Dubai and the region's growth story. Since its inauguration, DWTC has hosted over 6,000 events, with an estimated economic output of AED 248 billion, attracting over 38 million business visitors to Dubai. Building on this legacy, DWTC's second flagship venue, the Dubai Exhibition Centre (DEC), stands as a premier destination for prominent national and international mega events. Strategically aligned with the Dubai 2040 Urban Master Plan, DEC's recently announced AED 10 billion expansion is integral to Expo City Dubai's vision of becoming a global business hub for exhibitions and events. For further information, please contact: Orient Planet Group (OPG) Email: media@ Website:
Mid East Info
14-05-2025
- Business
- Mid East Info
SATExpo's second day highlights AI integration and future of satellite innovations - Middle East Business News and Information
Transformative solutions, breakthrough technologies, pioneering concepts shaping the future of the satellite sector, and a racing stimulation were at the forefront of SATExpo Middle East 2025, the newly launched regional event for the space and satellite industry. Taking place from 13 – 15 May at the Dubai World Trade Centre (DWTC), the premier edition of the exhibition is anticipated to attract over 8,000 visitors, including key stakeholders from telecommunications authorities, network operators, defence and military leadership, and leaders from the oil, gas and mining sectors, all seeking to explore next-gen satellite technologies to strengthen their industries. French satellite leader Eutelsat electrified this year's SATExpo by hosting a pulse-pounding iRacing Live competition in collaboration with eCLUTCH, the Middle East's fastest-growing eSports content platform. Transforming the exhibition into a high-speed virtual racetrack, the event saw attendees battle in real-time on professional racing simulators, showcasing the explosive potential of satellite-powered eSports. There were winners off the racetrack as exhibitors Agility Beyond Space (ABC), a global satellite operator and SpaceBridge, a leading provider of satellite network equipment solutions, announced a strategic collaboration to improve managed data services across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. This collaboration will combine ABS's satellite expertise with SpaceBridge's cutting-edge network technology to deliver next-generation connectivity solutions—including high-performance broadband and secure internet trunking—to enterprises, governments, mobile operators, and critical infrastructure sectors. SATExpo Middle East was borne out of a growth sector within long-running B2B broadcast and media event, CABSAT. The co-located events celebrated their 1st and 31st edition respectively and SATExpo welcomed long-running CABSAT exhibitors to a new event dedicated to their sector, the satellite and space economy. Mustafa Murad, CEO at Gulfsat Communications, said: 'We proudly showcase our cutting-edge services at SATExpo 2025, where we will exhibit secure, flexible and reliable satellite Video & DATA solutions tailored for large enterprises and government entities. Going in line with the fast-geopolitical dynamics in the MENA region, Gulfsat offers a unique, protected, anti-jamming, broadcast DTH service on all its bouquets active on the 7/8 West orbital position. Attendees will also be able to explore our fully scalable, end-to-end IoT connectivity solutions, designed to empower smart operations across diverse sectors.' Driving forward discussion and collaboration within the industry, SATExpo Middle East Summit 2025 has convened international leaders in satellite and space for the two days of high-level dialogues and collaborative innovations. The event's inaugural day ignited dynamic discussions on the seismic shifts transforming the space economy, featuring insights from industry titans like Axiom Space (USA), Es'hailsat (Qatar), FADA (UAE), S4 GmbH (Germany) , and Astroscale (Japan) . Sessions explored critical frontiers—from the private sector's expanding role in space commercialization to the revolution of compact, AI-powered satellites and their pivotal role in building smarter, safer cities. Visionary keynotes captivated audiences, including Prof. Dr. Klaus Schilling's breakthrough perspectives on Earth observation and interplanetary missions. The event's second day was filled with transformative content, spotlighting AI's revolutionary role in satellite data, the critical push for locali sed space technologies, and the meteoric rise of women shaping the cosmos. Industry pioneers like Rivada Space Networks (UK), OrbitWorks (UAE), Kuwait Maps CIS, SpaceData Inc. (Japan), and Saudi Arabia's NeoSpace Group ignited debates on next-generation innovation—from machine learning-powered Earth observation to sovereign space capabilities. The day wrapped up with Prof. Sherif Sedky, CEO of Egypt's Space Agency and UN COPUOS Chair, giving a fireside chat where he unveiled bold strategies for empowering SMEs through space agencies while dismantling barriers to create an inclusive, globally collaborative space economy—proving the Middle East is writing the playbook for 21st-century space leadership. While Prof. Sedky charted the socioeconomic future of space exploration, Aya Iwamoto of Astroscale brought the discussion back to its physical foundation – the urgent need to preserve Earth's orbital environment. As regional leaders reimagine space's potential, global innovators like Astroscale are tackling the practical challenges that could make or break humanity's cosmic ambitions. Aya Iwamoto, Vice President, Strategy and Policy at Astroscale, said: 'In today's rapidly evolving space sector, ensuring the long-term sustainability of Earth's orbit has become one of the key priorities. At Astroscale, we are developing cutting-edge technologies for space debris removal. Our latest mission, which has successfully completed proximity operations and debris inspections, increases the opportunities to mitigate challenges posed by surging space debris. We aim to innovate solutions that can shape a safer, more responsible approach to space operations globally and preserve orbital access for future generations.' The show, which will run until May 15, 2024, organised by the Dubai World Trade Centre (DWTC), also introduced a range of new product announcements. These included: Space Norway's THOR 8 – Next-gen multi-mission connectivity orbit delivering enhanced capacity and global coverage Shenzhen Elebao Technology's GX1 Streamer – High-performance media streaming device co-developed with Realtek Coxsat Technology's Ku-band LEO TDD SATCOM Terminal – Optimised for 500–1200 km satellite operations AI Dial Tone Trading's Upgraded Starlink Connectivity – Enhanced satellite internet service Northtelecom LLC's NT Global Hybrid Connectivity – Revolutionary GEO/LEO/L-Band/5G integrated solution Lyrasense GmbH's LYRASENSE Platform – No-code AI agent for geospatial intelligence (satellite/aerial/IoT data fusion) SATExpo Middle East concludes on Thursday, 15 May. More information is available here: About SATExpo: A meticulously crafted exhibition to boost investment, forge global partnerships, and drive the exchange of innovative satellite technologies, thereby energising the growth and dynamism of the space economy in burgeoning markets. Colocated with CABSAT, this event harnesses synergies between satellite communication, satellite services, broadcast, and digital media industries, offering a comprehensive platform for cross-sector collaboration in space technology innovation. In addition to highlighting the most important aspects of the space economy, the exhibition also features a buyers' programme; an innovation capsule for start-ups; a carefully curated conference; a summit discussing regulation and investment, as well as a strategic networking forum. About Dubai World Trade Centre (DWTC): A global business facilitator since 1979, Dubai World Trade Centre (DWTC) is home to the region's leading purpose-built convention and exhibition centre. DWTC provides a platform for connecting people, products, innovation and ideas from around the world through a dynamic calendar of international trade exhibitions and its own roster of sector leading mega events. As a designated free zone, complemented by award-winning commercial real estate, DWTC plays an integral role in Dubai and the region's growth story. Since its inauguration, DWTC has hosted over 6,000 events, with an estimated economic output of AED 248 billion, attracting over 38 million business visitors to Dubai. Building on this legacy, DWTC's second flagship venue, the Dubai Exhibition Centre (DEC), stands as a premier destination for prominent national and international mega events. Strategically aligned with the Dubai 2040 Urban Master Plan, DEC's recently announced AED 10 billion expansion is integral to Expo City Dubai's vision of becoming a global business hub for exhibitions and events.
Hi Dubai
14-05-2025
- 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
Emirates 24/7
14-05-2025
- Business
- Emirates 24/7
Hasher bin Maktoum opens CABSAT, Integrate Middle East and inaugural SATExpo Middle East
- CABSAT's 31st edition to host more than 700 exhibiting brands from 120 countries, while third edition of Integrate Middle East draws more than 700 brands from 75 countries - SatExpo launch event welcomes industry giants like Intelsat, Arabsat, Nilesat, Eutelsat, Eshailsat, Gulfsat and Neo Space Group His Highness Sheikh Hasher bin Maktoum bin Juma Al Maktoum, Chairman of Dubai Media Incorporated, today, officially inaugurated the 31st edition of CABSAT, the inaugural edition of SATExpo Middle East, and the third edition of Integrate Middle East, at the Dubai World Trade Centre (DWTC). Organised by DWTC, these flagship events for content creation, post-production, broadcast, satellite management, distribution, satcom, space tech, and Pro AV industries, are being held from May 13 to 15, 2025. CABSAT 2025 is expected to welcome over 18,000 visitors, while SATExpo Middle East is poised to host over 8,000 guests, and Integrate Middle East is set to welcome around 10,000. His Highness Sheikh Hasher toured the exhibitions, accompanied by Abdul Rahman Obaid Abu Al Shawareb, Executive Vice President of Protocol and Security at DWTC, visited various industry pavilions and exhibitor stands, meeting with an array of exhibitors and partners across the three events including Ross Video, Live Media, and Panasonic at CABSAT and Integrate Middle East. His Highness also visited stands of ArabSat, Nilesat and Eutelsat among others at SatExpo Middle East. Across three days, CABSAT is set to attract more than 700 exhibiting brands from over 120 countries. Moreover, 150 globally renowned speakers and industry specialists are set to lead discussions on key trends shaping the industry at the show's Content Congress. The exhibition offers effective platforms for networking and knowledge-sharing, including the Co-Production Salon, a dedicated meeting lounge for exploring opportunities in the Arabic content creation landscape. Alex Nicholl, Vice President at Dubai World Trade Centre, stated: 'It is a privilege to witness the growing momentum behind CABSAT, Integrate Middle East, and the inaugural SATExpo Middle East, each a testament to the strength of collaboration across industries and borders. At Dubai World Trade Centre, we are proud to bring together communities of innovators, creators, and thought leaders who are shaping the future of their respective fields. These events not only highlight the region's growing influence in media, satellite, and Pro AV sectors, but also reflect our continued commitment to fostering meaningful connections, driving knowledge exchange, and supporting the ambitions of our partners from around the world.' Visitors to CABSAT will also have the chance to tour the world-class production facilities offered by Dubai Studio City, a strategic partner of CABSAT 2025. The largest media, entertainment and broadcasting hub in the region, Dubai Studio City features the largest soundstage in the region, and the biggest water tank in the MENA, plus boutique studios, backlots, production offices and recording studios. Commenting on Dubai Studio City's role as the Strategic Partner of CABSAT, Majed Al Suwaidi, Senior Vice President of Dubai Media City, Dubai Studio City, Dubai Production City, and in5, part of TECOM Group PJSC, said: 'Innovation is rewriting the future of the global media industry, and Dubai Studio City is a uniting platform for diverse voices to contribute to this transformation. Curated to strengthen the regional media value chain, our ecosystems are shaping a new narrative for our industry. At this year's edition of CABSAT, we will look to further empower global talent and champion groundbreaking media innovation that supports the goals of the Dubai Economic Agenda D33 and the Dubai Creative Economy Strategy.' Integrate Middle East 2025, co-located with CABSAT, stands out as a one-of-a-kind platform bringing together Pro AV and system integration tech leaders alongside buyers from diverse sectors. The event features more than 700 brands from over 75 countries, highlighting the latest innovations in Pro AV products and solutions. The launch event of SATExpo Middle East 2025 welcomes industry giants like Intelsat (USA), Arabsat (KSA), Nilesat (Egypt), Eutelsat (France), Eshailsat (Qatar), Gulfsat (Kuwait), and Neo Space Group (KSA), while the conference segment, the SATExpo Summit, features distinguished figures including Prof. Dr. Klaus Schilling, who will be delivering a keynote presentation on space industry responsibility in Earth observation; and Prof. Sherif Sedky, CEO of the Egyptian Space Agency (EgSA) and Chair of the 67th Session of UN COPUOS, who will take part in an inspiring fireside chat to highlight the role of space agencies in empowering SMEs and promoting inclusivity within the space sector. Follow Emirates 24|7 on Google News.
