The Emirati-Kuwaiti Media Forum enhances the process of brotherhood and media integration

Dubai, January 29 / WAM / Dubai hosted the Emirati-Kuwaiti Media Forum, which formed a platform to shed light on the process of joint cooperation in the media and cultural fields, in a fraternal atmosphere that reflects the depth of historical ties between the two brotherly peoples, where the participants confirmed that the Emirati-Kuwaiti relations are moving steadily towards broader horizons of integration and partnership based on love and mutual respect.

Participants, media professionals and content makers from the State of Kuwait confirmed that the forum deeply embodied the strength of the fraternal relations that bring together the two brotherly peoples and reflected the spirit of love and historical rapprochement that has existed between them for decades, noting that this deep-rooted relationship constitutes a unique model of media and cultural cooperation and integration.

The media and content maker, Samoud Abdul Aziz Al-Hassan, expressed her thanks to the UAE for the warm reception and organization, stressing that what she witnessed during the forum reflects an advanced level of true brotherhood between the two countries. She said that the relationship between the UAE and Kuwait is based on love, lineage, and shared history, and that what brings the two peoples together goes beyond official frameworks to deep human ties.

Entrepreneur Mai Al-Dora expressed her happiness at participating in a week full of events and meetings, stressing that the atmosphere she experienced reflected a new level of rapprochement and positive interaction. She pointed out that listening to the experiences of media figures and pioneers who lived in Kuwait during previous decades constituted an influential experience that reflects the depth of the shared memory between the two countries.

In turn, journalist Hamad Qalam stressed that the media constitutes a fundamental pillar in building societies, noting that the experiences of Emirati students who studied in Kuwait during the 1980s had a major impact in shaping the path of modern Emirati media. He added that the academic and cultural exchange between the two countries contributed to the creation of media pioneers and established the concept of sustainable partnership.

Journalist Raghad Al-Anazi praised the organization of the forum at the Museum of the Future, considering that these initiatives confirm the continuity of the historical relationship between the two countries and their keenness to invest in people, media and culture.

A number of content creators and young Kuwaitis also expressed their pride in participating in the forum, stressing that the documented stories and archival materials they saw illuminated unknown aspects of the history of educational and media relations between the two countries, thus enhancing common awareness among new generations.

Student Ariane Saleh confirmed that her studies in the UAE reflect her confidence in Emirati educational institutions and her sense of belonging, noting that the forum strengthened her sense of true brotherhood between the two brotherly peoples.

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