Dubai Media City (DMC) is a mixed-use commercial business park developed by the TECOM Group, a subsidiary of Dubai Holding. It operates under the Dubai Technology & Media Free Zone Authority and reflects the vision of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum to build a knowledge-based economy in Dubai.
Key Highlights of Dubai Media City
- Established: Officially launched in 2001
- Location: Al Sufouh 2, between Dubai Marina and Al Sufouh
- Free Zone: 100% foreign ownership permitted
- 1,500+ companies registered including CNN, BBC, Reuters, MBC, Sony and CNBC
- 25,000+ professionals working daily in the district
- Developer: TECOM Group under Dubai Holding
The district features modern skyscrapers and high-rise towers such as Shatha Tower, Al Kazim Towers, Concord Tower and The One Tower. The atmosphere is distinctly cosmopolitan, bringing together freelancers, startups, SMEs and multinational corporations in sectors spanning digital media, broadcasting, publishing, advertising and entertainment production.
DMC is also home to the International Cricket Council headquarters, adding a unique sporting dimension to this globally recognised media hub serving the GCC, Middle East and North Africa regions.





