DUBAI: Pan Asian Media, a boutique communication agency, has been awarded the communication brief for MENA Cinema Forum – the first dedicated business conference on the cinema industry in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) – by organisers GM Events that will bring together the all the stakeholders of cinema and focus on the growth opportunities of the region’s cinema industry.
Pan Asian Media is a media and communication agency engaged in media consultancy, research, publishing and public relations. It’s management brings more than four decades of professional experience in the mainstream media.
Established in July 2008, the company is committed to provide international-level PR services in the UAE. It has ambitious plans for its clients in both print and social media and handled large public and private sector clients and conferences including Annual Investment Meeting, AIM Start-up, Future Cities Show, Dubai Woodshow, Cairo Woodshow, India-UAE Partnership Summit, International Institute for Tolerance, Global Aviation Investment Summit (GIAS), Danube Properties, Gemini Property Developers, among many others.
Headquartered in Dubai, UAE, the company is managed by a group of professionals with collective expertise of more than 40 years.
“Creative contents backed up by credible research has been a rare thing in story-telling. We are trying to offer clients better contents that enrich story-telling that has largely become a casualty these days,”Saifur Rahman, CEO of Pan Asian Media, said.
“Content is king. We believe in enriching contents backed with credible research to deliver the right message for our clients. MENA Cinema Forum is another feather in our cap and we have already started the communications campaign to build up the profile of this nascent brand.
“Working with this unique forum gives us greater exposure to the international media and background of all cinema businesses. I’m certain that, this account will take us to another level as PR agency.”
The forum will be held at the Grand Hyatt from October 28-29, 2018. More than 45 speakers will discuss cinema-related opportunities and will address an audience of more than 450 delegates from 30 countries, backed by 90 sponsors.
US$3.54 billion investment in cinema screens across the Gulf is expected to boost the region’s cinema industry, following Saudi Arabia’s historic decision to open up the sector 35 years after cinemas were banned in the Kingdom.
MENA Cinema Forum will screen premiers for VIPs and delegates at exclusive screenings during the two-day conference that will also feature some of the biggest names in the global film industry. The eventful conference will be full of activities including workshops, break-out meetings, site visits and major announcements. News Desk
