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Dubai's Media Model Unites Cultures at 1 Billion Followers Summit

A session at the 1 Billion Followers Summit showcased Dubai's media and humanitarian model as a global example for connecting cultures. Kuwaiti content creator Khalifa Al Mazen emphasized that Dubai's success stems from focusing on meaningful, original content with a long-term vision. He praised the leadership's human-centred, institutional approach to development. Al Mazen also highlighted Dubai's role as a global aviation and maritime hub that naturally positions it as a meeting point for diverse cultures and economies.

Key Points: Dubai's Culture-Connecting Media Model Highlighted

  • Dubai's media model connects cultures
  • Focus on originality over imitation
  • Human-centred development approach
  • Global hub linking 170+ destinations
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Dubai's model for connecting cultures highlighted at 1 Billion Followers Summit

At the 1 Billion Followers Summit, Dubai is praised as a global model for using original, purposeful content to build bridges between cultures.

"Dubai demonstrates how meaningful content can build bridges between people by focusing on uniqueness and long-term vision. - Khalifa Al Mazen"

Dubai, January 11

A session at the 1 Billion Followers Summit highlighted Dubai's media and humanitarian model as a global example of content creation that connects cultures through originality and purpose, rather than follower numbers.

Speaking during the session, Kuwaiti content creator Khalifa Al Mazen, said Dubai demonstrates how meaningful content can build bridges between people by focusing on uniqueness and long-term vision.

Al Mazein praised the vision of Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President, Prime Minister and Ruler of Dubai, noting that a human-centred, institutional development approach has been key to Dubai's global success.

He also cited Dubai's role as a global aviation and maritime hub linking more than 170 destinations, positioning the emirate as a meeting point for cultures and economies.

Al Mazen urged content creators to focus on originality over imitation, stressing that diversity enriches digital media and strengthens its ability to bring people together.

- ANI

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Rohit P
Dubai's success story is remarkable. The emphasis on long-term vision and institutional development is something we in India can learn from, especially in our media and infrastructure projects. It's not just about flashy buildings, but sustainable, human-centred growth.
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Aditya G
While Dubai's model is impressive, I hope we also celebrate and invest in our own Indian models of cultural connection. We have a rich diversity that is a natural content goldmine. Let's not just look outward, but also strengthen our own storytelling from within.
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Sarah B
The point about being an aviation hub connecting 170+ destinations is key. So many Indians, including myself, have transited through Dubai. It genuinely feels like a crossroads of the world. Their focus on connectivity is a masterclass in soft power.
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Karthik V
"Originality over imitation" – a much-needed message in today's content landscape. Every reel doesn't need to be a copy of a trend. Real, unique stories from our communities are what will last. Dubai figured this out on a city-scale.
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Michael C
Interesting read. The humanitarian angle is often overlooked. It's not just about business and tourism; building bridges between cultures is a form of diplomacy. Other global cities should take note.

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