Sharjah Opens Communication Award Submissions, Steps Up Focus on AI
SHARJAH,
Organisations and individuals have until
The expansion follows growing international participation in 2025, when the award received more than 2,600 submissions from 37 countries. More than 600 entries progressed beyond the initial screening stage, with 170 reaching final evaluation.
Previous entries have included projects ranging from
Launched by the Sharjah Government Media Bureau, the 13th edition places greater emphasis on artificial intelligence and measurable outcomes. For the first time, the award has introduced Best Use of Artificial Intelligence in Government and Institutional Communication. Entries in other categories may also receive up to 10 per cent in additional points for the effective use of AI.
The jury will assess how artificial intelligence has been applied in planning, implementation and the evaluation of results, including whether it has improved content, audience understanding or communication efficiency. Other changes include the introduction of Best Campaigns Promoting Emirati Identity as a new subcategory.
As submissions open for the 13th edition, the Sharjah Government Media Bureau is seeking initiatives that can demonstrate not only how effectively they communicated, but what changed as a result — who benefited and whether the impact can be sustained.
Contact:
Senior Executive Media Relation
Sharjah Press Club - Media Relations Section
[email protected]
SOURCE Sharjah Government Media Bureau
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