Abu dhabi: The Bridge Summit 2025 wrapped up its sessions in the UAE capital on Wednesday, drawing more than 60,000 creators, media and content professionals, artists, producers, publishers, entrepreneurs, investors, universities, and research centers.
According to Jordan News Agency, the Jordanian delegation comprising the Secretary-General of the Ministry of Government Communication, Zaid Nawaiseh, and Director of Policies and Foreign Media, Majd Al-Amad, took part in the three-day summit held at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre. The event featured more than 300 activities, including 200 panel discussions and 50 workshops that provided interactive platforms for sectors spanning digital media, artificial intelligence, and investment.
On the sidelines, the Jordanian delegation held meetings, including one with Abdullah bin Mohammed Al Hamed, Chairman of the National Media Office and Chairman of the UAE Media Council, and another with Syrian Minister of Information, Hamza Al-Mustafa.
The summit hosted leaders and decision-makers and more than 400 global speakers from among policymakers, innovators, and influencers, along with 300 participants in the region's largest collective exhibition for media and content.
The summit also highlighted emerging creative industries such as electronic gaming, augmented and virtual reality technologies, design, architecture, crafts, and cultural products, in addition to contributions and sessions led by traditional and modern media institutions, universities, research centers, and innovation incubators.