CineGouna Market Returns for the Second Year with 22 Exhibitors from 8 Arab and European Countries

El Gouna Film Festival announced the launch of the second edition of "CineGouna Market", a platform that fosters interaction between filmmakers, producers, and leading companies in the film industry. The market will take place from October 26 to 30, featuring 22 exhibitors from eight Arab and European countries: Palestine, Lebanon, Jordan, Sudan, Morocco, Saudi Arabia, England, and Egypt.

CineGouna Market is a global hub for cinema professionals. It fosters collaboration, showcases innovative projects, and provides unparalleled networking opportunities. Whether you're an exhibitor seeking to expand your reach or a filmmaker looking for your next big break, CineGouna Market is the place to be.

The 22 featured exhibitors this year are the Arab Cinema Center (Lebanon), Arab Radio and Television Network (Saudi Arabia), BEE Media Productions (Egypt), Best Media Productions (Egypt/UAE), BigBang Studios (Egypt), The British Council (England), The Knowledge Hub Universities | Coventry University (England), CULT Post Productions (Egypt), SPECTOP (Morocco), Egyptian Film Producers Club (Egypt), Feedback Studio (Egypt), Film Lab Palestine (Palestine), Garage Art Productions (Egypt), Gemini Africa (Egypt), Hollywood Film Productions (Egypt), Lagoonie Film Productions (Egypt), MAD Solutions (Egypt/UAE), Sard (Egypt), Sudan Film Factory (Sudan), The Sound of Egypt (Egypt), Victoria Films (Egypt), and The Royal Film Commission (Jordan). Mohammed Taymour, Head of CineGouna Market, is thrilled about this year's event. “With a diverse range of exhibitors, the market offers unparalleled networking opportunities for filmmakers, industry professionals, and cinephiles alike. Whether you're interested in features, shorts, series, or documentaries, CineGouna Market has something to offer everyone."

El Gouna Film Festival is committed to fostering a thriving film industry in the region. CineGouna Market provides a platform for filmmakers to connect, share ideas, and showcase their work. By facilitating networking and collaboration, the market contributes to the growth of cinema on both regional and global stages.