
The Middle East’s marketing and creative industry is expanding at a pace few global markets can match. With that acceleration comes a new set of pressures: capability gaps, rising expectations from clients, and a workforce seeking clearer, more structured pathways for developing the skills needed to progress in their careers.
This was the backdrop for Athar Festival, which convened the region’s leading industry associations for a closed‑door round table. Athar brought them together with a simple purpose: to gather ground-level insights, understand where their challenges intersect, and understand how industry bodies can work more collaboratively to support the region’s rapid growth.
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