BRIDGE Summit 2025 to spotlight 7 content tracks
Gulf Today
|November 06, 2025
In a world where media intersects with technology, music merges with artificial intelligence, and cinema meets data, BRIDGE Summit 2025 - the world's largest event in media, content, and entertainment - emerges as a global platform that explores the dimensions and impact of content as an economic and cultural force, reshaping our relationship with creativity and knowledge, and placing creators at the heart of development and global dialogue.
Taking place at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre (ADNEC) from December 8 to 10, the summit is driven by a central question: How can the creative industries become the infrastructure of modern life and a dual engine for economic and cultural growth?
From this vision, the summit has designed a programme hosting 400 global speakers and 300 exhibitors across seven interconnected tracks representing the full landscape of the contemporary media ecosystem: Media, Creator Economy, Music, Gaming, Technology, Marketing, and Picture.
Together, these seven tracks form the intellectual foundation of the summit's mission - to map the future of content as a driver of cultural and economic growth — uniting the world's creative industries under one roof to accelerate the contribution of innovation, creativity, and technology in shaping the next decade.
It is expected that BRIDGE Summit 2025, through its seven-track programme, will welcome more than 60,000 participants across an exhibition area of 1.65 million square feet, establishing itself as the largest platform of its kind.
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