Dubai: TRENDS Research and Advisory signed a strategic cooperation and partnership agreement in research and media with the Arab Media Forum. The agreement aims to strengthen collaboration in scientific research, knowledge production, modern media, the dissemination of rigorous research culture, and the support of future-oriented knowledge.
According to Emirates News Agency, this agreement represents a collaborative framework designed to unify efforts between the two parties to enhance purposeful intellectual and media content and to contribute to the development of practical solutions for regional and international challenges. This will be achieved through organising joint events, seminars, conferences, and workshops; producing knowledge-based content grounded in studies and scientific research; and raising community awareness about the importance of scientific research and its role in anticipating the future.
Dr. Mohammed Abdullah Al Ali, CEO of TRENDS Research and Advisory, stated that the agreement stems from the shared belief of both parties in the importance of media and research collaboration to support the Arab media industry. The agreement provides a framework for constructive collaboration in ensuring the success of the 21st edition of the Arab Media Forum, which will be held in Lebanon in November. TRENDS will participate as a strategic partner and will organise intellectual meetings and special sessions within the Forum's programme.
Madi Abdullah Al-Khamis, Secretary-General of the Arab Media Forum, emphasised that the agreement strengthens the scientific, research, and knowledge partnership supporting the 21st edition of the Forum. The partnership allows for the organisation of a series of joint seminars, dialogue sessions, and interactive workshops. Al Khamis indicated that through this partnership, both parties look forward to new prospects for sustainable research and media collaboration across various fields, resulting in initiatives and projects that serve Arab joint action and support humanitarian causes.