Guests of the "Dubai Future Forum" are briefed on world news after 50 years

Guests of the "Dubai Future Forum" were briefed on various future scenarios, in Arabic and English, for world news, which are available on the website of the Dubai Future Foundation.

The future newspaper template included a headline and an imaginary editorial, saying: "100 thousand people lost connection to the network in their bodies after the power outage yesterday (Saturday, October 10, 2071), and virtual hospitals rushed to provide emergency services for individuals who were unable to charge their internal physical limbs."

The futuristic title and the imaginary editorial on the topic of human integration with technology, which may describe a human reality less than fifty years from today, was actually published now in a virtual newspaper prepared by the "Dubai Future Foundation".

The virtual newspaper presents inspiring future titles and topics such as self-restoring tissue technologies, applications of enhanced digital awareness, or the expansion of the production of plastic-digesting bacteria, marine human societies and floating cities, the courts of metaphysics, and the future of the climate on the planet in the face of changes that ravage its environment.

The virtual paper piques its readers' interest with catchy headlines such as "New International Marine Testing Station established in 2065" or "One of the world's largest companies accused of discriminating against robots in hiring" or "You can now add plastic-digesting granules, available in small packages, to any plastic waste to start the cleaning and sorting process immediately."

The newspaper mimics the shape of a scientific bulletin or blog about the latest and most daring ideas of the future.

It brings its readers in the Arab region and the world closer to the imagined perceptions of the future, stimulates their scientific and cognitive curiosity, and constitutes a material for open brainstorming among its writers and readers, each according to his specialization and interest.

This initiative highlights the unlimited possibilities it holds in the sectors of economy, health, medicine, scientific research, knowledge production, education development, media, human communication, and the establishment of interactive infrastructures that meet human needs in smart societies of the future.

The Foundation published a template for the newspaper on its website

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