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The inaugural day of NEM Dubrovnik 2025 was marked by unprecedented participation, with record-breaking numbers of buyers and exhibitors underscoring the robust health and dynamic growth of the television market.
With a richer market space than ever before, spread across the vibrant Sunset and Mare Area, the first day brought together top executives, decision-makers, and creatives for a series of insightful presentations, keynote sessions, and standout networking events. The energy was palpable as industry leaders converged to discuss trends, forge partnerships, and explore the future of content.
NEM Dubrovnik 2025 has truly outdone itself, bringing together more than 1,000 participants, including over 200 real buyers, more than 100 exhibitors, and more than 300 major industry companies – the highest numbers in the event’s history. This remarkable attendance signifies not only the growing importance of NEM Dubrovnik as a platform but also the buoyant state of the global TV industry, particularly within and extending from the CEE region. The increased presence of buyers and exhibitors points to a strong demand for content, a healthy appetite for new partnerships, and a collective drive towards innovation.
With a richer market space than ever before, spread across the vibrant Sunset and Mare Area, the first day brought together top executives, decision-makers, and creatives for a series of insightful presentations, keynote sessions, and standout networking events. The energy was palpable as industry leaders converged to discuss trends, forge partnerships, and explore the future of content.
NEM Dubrovnik 2025 has truly outdone itself, bringing together more than 1,000 participants, including over 200 real buyers, more than 100 exhibitors, and more than 300 major industry companies – the highest numbers in the event’s history. This remarkable attendance signifies not only the growing importance of NEM Dubrovnik as a platform but also the buoyant state of the global TV industry, particularly within and extending from the CEE region. The increased presence of buyers and exhibitors points to a strong demand for content, a healthy appetite for new partnerships, and a collective drive towards innovation.
