BRIDGE Summit 2025 — the world’s largest debut media event — has announced a strategic partnership with Yango Group, a global technology company operating in more than 30 countries across the Middle East, Africa, Latin America, and other regions across the globe.
As the Summit’s Innovation Partner, Yango Group brings a wide portfolio of services within its ecosystem and expertise across AI-powered mobility, entertainment platforms, smart speakers, and robotics to support BRIDGE Summit’s mission of strengthening the architecture of a more interconnected global media ecosystem.
Yango Group joins BRIDGE Summit at a moment when the global content economy is being reshaped by rapid advances in AI, the rise of creator-led ecosystems and the growing demand for more inclusive, culturally grounded digital experiences. As a multi-sector technology ecosystem, Yango Group represents a practical model for how technologies can adapt to local cultures while serving global audiences — aligning closely with BRIDGE Summit’s mission to strengthen the architecture of an interconnected and future-ready media landscape.
H.E. Dr. Jamal Mohammed Obaid Al Kaabi, Vice-Chairman of BRIDGE, affirmed that the partnership with Yango reflects the commitment of BRIDGE Summit 2025 to expanding its network of partners, strengthening its efforts to shape the future of the media and content industries, and driving a meaningful shift in the creative landscape regionally and globally. His Excellency noted that these partnerships stem from a clear vision to support talent, content creators, and innovators, empowering them to execute ambitious projects that keep pace with the rapid transformations of the media industry and meet audience expectations.
His Excellency explained that Yango’s participation as Innovation Partner represents a significant addition to the Summit, given the company’s expertise in delivering AI-powered entertainment services and leveraging technology to build integrated digital and cultural experiences. He pointed out that the partnership reflects the Summit’s commitment to collaborating with platforms that combine creativity, artistic vision, and the analytical capabilities of artificial intelligence, emphasizing that such collaborations open new horizons for creators, storytellers, and audiences around the world.
He added: Through its initiatives and partnerships, BRIDGE Summit aims to lay strong foundations for building a sustainable media ecosystem—one that stimulates creativity, invests in talented professionals, and strengthens the UAE’s position as a global center for the media and content industries. Mr. Islam Abdul Karim, Regional Head, Yango Group Middle East, said: “We are honored to be BRIDGE Summit’s Innovation Partner. I have seen firsthand how this Summit is redefining cross-sector collaboration.”
He added: “Yango Group was founded with a vision to turn global technologies into everyday services that connect deeply with culture and community. That vision aligns perfectly with BRIDGE Summit’s mission to support inclusive, diverse, and audience-connected content.”
The Summit will take place from 8–10 December at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre (ADNEC), gathering approximately 60,000 participants from 132 countries, more than 430 global speakers, 1,200 executives, 260 advertising agencies, and 150 exhibitors. The program features over 300 sessions across seven integrated tracks: Media, Creator Economy, Music, Gaming, Technology, Marketing, and Picture.
Those interested in attending and participating can register through the official website: www.bridgesummit.com/en. The Summit’s agenda and updates can also be followed via the official BRIDGE App.
