Abu Dhabi: The UAE Media Council announced that the UAE’s film sector generated revenue of Dh517 million in the first eight months of this year and attracted approximately 11 million cinema visitors.
This surge highlights society’s growing interest in theater and reflects audience confidence that they will receive a world-class entertainment experience. Mohammed Saeed Al Shehhi, Secretary-General of the UAE Media Council, said the UAE holds 30 percent of the Middle East’s film market share, underscoring the country’s leading role in this important industry. Ta.
Wam reported that this achievement was due to continued investment in film infrastructure and strong partnerships with major global film studios, enhancing the UAE’s reputation as a global capital of cinema.
Mohammed Al Shehhi said: “The UAE Media Council is dedicated to promoting the contribution of the media economy to the local economy by providing supportive policies and innovative and timely services to filmmakers. This approach We foster a competitive environment that fosters sustainable growth in the sector. We foster a creative ecosystem that enables filmmakers to deliver content that meets global standards, while catering to the diverse aspirations of the UAE community. We are trying to build it.”
He further highlighted, “These figures demonstrate the rich diversity of film content we offer in the UAE, catering to a community representing over 200 nationalities.” Movies in the UAE are more than just a form of entertainment. It is a lens through which we understand cultural diversity and a platform for dialogue between the different cultures living in this country. ” The UAE film sector has 702 screens in 72 locations across different emirates.