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Launched in 2008, the Annual ASDA’A BCW Arab Youth Survey is the largest survey of its kind of the Middle East and North Africa region, covering its largest demographic – the youth. The findings of the survey provide governments, the private sector, civil society and academia with insights into the hopes, concerns and aspirations of […]

 Henry Windridge, Head of Brand – MEA at Discovery and Rowan Ashraf, Snap Content Manager at UTurn, talk about creating content on Snapchat for their respective brands and share some insights into how consumers interact with content differently on the platform, during the holy month of Ramadan.  What do you like the most about Snapchat? […]

By Elías Jabbe  Riyadh-based entertainment startup, Telfaz11, have been on an international journey after creating immensely popular short films and video series such as Khambalah, Top 5 and Alkhallat that have amassed billions of views on YouTube.  Following their launch in 2011, a presentation of their short films in Los Angeles at the 2017 Saudi […]

The media sector in Saudi Arabia, much like the country itself, is undergoing massive changes. In April 2017, new ministers for Culture and Information and Communications and IT were appointed with the responsibility of reshaping the media landscape of the Kingdom. Later in the year, MBC’s hard-hitting host of Al Thamina (Eight o’clock), Dawood Shirian, […]

  Online learning platform offers 100 lessons across 26 core topics, all in Arabic and free of charge Total of 200,000 people to be trained by INJAZ Al-Arab and MISK Foundation, with a target of 50% female participation 1 in 5 jobs in the Arab world will require digital skills that aren’t widely available today, […]

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has been referred to as the land of many things: traditions, dichotomies, misconceptions. Regionally, advertisers are constantly grappling with the challenge of reaching this particular group of consumers. As the largest and most youthful population in the GCC by far, the need to tap into its potential is growing and […]

Leo Burnett’s school of thought defines cultural fuel as the seismic shifts in society that change human motivation. These transformative elements are what brands have to respond to if they are to play an active, meaningful and relevant role in the lives of people. Considering that the Saudi market is one of the most strategic […]