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The International Emmy Awards.. Fifteen Years of Trust

In the world of media, countless events are organized, conferences are convened, and gatherings are held before coming to an end. Yet there are exceptional milestones that, over time, evolve into enduring success stories and relationships built on trust and mutual professional respect. Among these milestones is Abu Dhabi’s hosting of

Mohamed Monier Appointed to International Emmy Awards Judging Panels

Egyptian writer and media professional Mohamed Monier has been selected as a member of the International Emmy® Awards judging panels for 2026, as part of the Semi-Final Round of Judging hosted by Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, for the fifteenth consecutive year, with the participation of a distinguished group of leading media and

Harvest of 2025: Cultural Pathways

The year 2025 was rich in movement, travel, and multi-directional cultural work—a year in which geography intersected with creativity, and personal experience converged with public cultural action, grounded in a firm belief in the role of the word, art, and knowledge in building bridges among peoples. Major Journeys of the Year:

Breakthrough Alzheimer’s drug ‘could slow disease by 8 years’

An Alzheimer’s drug deemed too costly for the National Health Service (NHS) can slow progression of dementia by up to eight years, researchers have claimed. Medicines assessor NICE ruled in June that the benefits of two breakthrough therapies were too modest to justify the price, after trials showed they could delay progression from

Study finds way to ‘reboot’ eye, restore impaired vision

Scientists claim to have found a way to restore vision in people with a common developmental eye disorder by “rebooting” the retina to its early state, enabling it to grow and cure itself. Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in the US found that temporarily anesthetising the retina could reverse the vision