Dubai has launched a new support portfolio for its creative sector, giving artists, cultural institutions and small businesses access to workspaces, grants, training, exhibition opportunities and wider public visibility.
Dubai’s Creative Sector Resilience Portfolio gives creatives space, grants and visibility
Gulf News, 07 May 2026, United Arab Emirates
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