CABSAT marks its 30th anniversary with a return to Dubai World Trade Centre in 2024, concurrent with the second edition of Integrate Middle East

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CABSAT and Integrate Middle East Return to Dubai World Trade Centre: Celebrating 30th Anniversary

CABSAT, the Middle East’s premier event for content, broadcast, satellite, media, and entertainment, is gearing up for its 30th anniversary celebration at the Dubai World Trade Centre from May 21 to 23, 2024. This milestone edition will also see the return of Integrate Middle East, a co-located event that serves as a vital forum for the global Pro AV and media technology community.

Over the years, CABSAT has evolved to keep pace with the latest trends and technologies in the MEASA region. Organized by the Dubai World Trade Centre in collaboration with key stakeholders from the media industry, the event features insightful presentations, panel discussions, workshops, product demonstrations, and technology master classes, fostering a culture of knowledge-sharing.

The Middle East is at the forefront of content creation, with the media and entertainment market projected to reach USD 42.72 billion in 2024 and grow to USD 66.99 billion by 2029. CABSAT 2024 promises to showcase the future of content creation and distribution, attracting participants from over 120 countries.

Integrate Middle East, following its successful debut in 2023, will once again bring together Pro AV and system integration tech leaders, with a focus on the market’s projected growth to USD 396.41 million by 2028. The event will highlight the advancements in the Pro AV and smart buildings markets, offering valuable insights from industry experts.

Abhishek Ganapathy, Director of the Dubai World Trade Centre, expressed excitement about hosting the 30th edition of CABSAT alongside Integrate Middle East, providing a platform for industry leaders and integrated solution buyers to explore emerging market trends.

With a legacy of three decades, CABSAT continues to be a cornerstone for the MEASA region’s media, content, and digital markets, shaping the future of content creation and distribution in collaboration with industry stakeholders.

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