Riyadh: The Saudi Media Academy, affiliated with the Ministry of Media, concluded the second edition of its Media Leaders track on Thursday in Fontainebleau, France. The track aims to enable Saudi media leaders to lead institutional transformation and strengthen their ability to influence, innovate, and set strategic priorities, helping them keep pace with sector changes and shape media's future. According to Saudi Press Agency, over two weeks, 40 male and female leaders from the public and private sectors took part in two intensive international training programs totaling 48 training hours. The programs combined academic learning with practical application through lectures and interactive workshops delivered by nine international experts. They also included four field visits to leading British and French media institutions.
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Saudi Media Academy Concludes Second Edition of Media Leaders Track in France
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