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Zain Strategic Partner of 16th Arab Media Forum
Under the patronage of H.H. the Prime Minister Sheikh Jaber Mubarak Al Hamad Al Sabah
Kuwait - 20 April 2019:
Zain, the leading digital service provider in Kuwait, announced its strategic partnership of the 16th edition of the Arab Media Forum. The event, which inaugurates today Sunday at Sheikh Jaber Al Ahmad Cultural Center (JACC), comes under the patronage of H.H. the Prime Minister Sheikh Jaber Mubarak Al Hamad Al Sabah.
Zain has been the strategic partner of the Arab Media Forum during the past eight consecutive years, as the company is keen on enriching the various media and cultural aspects within the community, being a leading private sector company in the country. Zain believes in the strong impact media has on individuals and communities, and it strives to reach out to all of the different segments of the society through this very vital tool.
This year, the 16th edition of the forum will feature the participation of over 250 Arab media figures and over 150 students of media and journalism from all over the Arab world. The event will also feature 12 panel discussions, workshops, and open talks that will host high-profile executives from the Arab world, including foreign affairs ministers, media and information ministers, owners and executives of Arab media institutions, and more. In addition, the event will also feature many media personalities, journalists, authors, and actors. This year, the event hosts the Sultanate of Oman as the 16th edition’s guest of honor.
Zain’s strategic partnership of this forum highlights its social commitment, as the company believes in the importance of the role press and media plays in the development of communities. Zain will continue supporting this very important sector which carries significant and informative messaging to the public at large and the communications world as a whole.
The Arab Media Forum has proven itself to be one of the region’s most prominent events that attend to Arab media. Since 2003, the event brought together many ministers, editors-in-chief of local and regional newspapers, media executives, journalists, academics, authors, actors, businessmen, and social figures from all around the Arab world.