Riyadh will host the Saudi Media Forum, which will guide participants and visitors through an exciting journey to discover modern experiences in the media industry and the realms of creativity that have led entities and institutions to global media leadership.
The third edition of the Saudi Media Forum, dedicated to advancing the media industry, is scheduled to take place in Riyadh from February 19 to 21, 2024.
Organized by Saudi Broadcasting Authority (SBA) in collaboration with the Saudi Journalists Association, the forum builds on the success of its previous editions and aims to emphasize its crucial role in fostering a positive impact, exploring the latest technologies, and creating a community for the exchange of local and international media experiences.
The forum, considered the largest media gathering in the Middle East, brings together ministers, officials, ambassadors, academics, and media professionals from various countries around the world.
President of the Saudi Media Forum and CEO of Saudi Broadcasting Authority, Mohammed bin Fahd Al-Harthi, indicated that the forum focuses on enhancing media growth, fostering creative thinking, and nurturing content creation.
Mr. Al-Harthi noted that it also aims to support the role of media in shaping public opinion and building successful partnerships that contribute to the development of media companies and institutions locally and globally.
The forum sessions will abound with successful media experiences, stimulating creative and innovative thinking, monitoring and discussing media changes, and addressing rapidly evolving issues along with the media response to them, according to Mr. Al-Harthi.
Further, the forum will review modern experiences in the media industry and activate modern television and radio production activities by attracting leading companies and expertise globally, in line with the fast pace of media transformations.
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