LEBANON – The second edition of CREATOR SUMMIT 2026 was officially launched yesterday during a ceremony held at Casino du Liban, ahead of the summit scheduled to take place on 11 and 12 September 2026, bringing together business owners, content creators, entrepreneurs, brands, and innovators.
The launch ceremony featured a speech by CREATOR SUMMIT Founder Paolo Khayat, who presented the summit’s vision and objectives and highlighted the importance of bringing content creators, business owners, and innovation leaders together in one space to exchange expertise and build new opportunities.
The event also included a Q&A session, allowing attendees to engage with the organizers and raise questions about the summit and its key themes.
Minister of Information Paul Morcos also took part in the launch ceremony, addressing Lebanon’s media landscape and the legislation and laws governing the media sector. He highlighted the importance of developing the legal framework to keep pace with the transformations taking place in the sector and the rapid advancement of technology.
According to the organizers, the summit is one of Lebanon’s leading gatherings dedicated to content creation and entrepreneurship. Over two days, it will feature panel discussions, workshops, an exhibition, networking opportunities, interactive experiences, and activities dedicated to content creators, companies, and brands.
TikTok China will also be present at the summit, reflecting the growing role of global digital platforms in Lebanon’s creative and media landscape.
Enmaeya, Lebanon’s leading development platform powered by artificial intelligence technologies and launched by the Rafik Hariri Foundation for Sustainable Human Development, participated in the launch activities as a Knowledge Partner of the event.
As part of its participation, Enmaeya will host a panel discussion titled “Media in the Age of AI: Innovation, Trust, and Social Impact,” exploring the transformations taking place in the media sector amid the rapid development of artificial intelligence technologies and their implications for the future of journalism and audience engagement.
The session will address key issues surrounding the use of AI in media, particularly opportunities for innovation, challenges related to trust and credibility, and the growing social impact of these technologies and their role in reshaping how media content is produced and consumed.
