IGSA UAE unveiled PRINTALK 2025, a dedicated technical seminar designed to elevate the regional print industry’s understanding of color management and the latest global printing standards. Scheduled for November 8, 2025, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Dusit Tani Hotel in Dubai, the event marks a significant milestone for the UAE’s printing community, promising a rare opportunity to learn directly from world-renowned experts. PRINTALK 2025 will provide a knowledge-driven platform where industry professionals, entrepreneurs, and educators can discuss real-world challenges, explore practical solutions, and gain actionable insights into achieving color accuracy and workflow efficiency.

The seminar’s program features a distinguished lineup of speakers. Dr. Andreas Kraushaar, Head of Prepress at Fogra (Germany), will present on “Emerging Trends in Color Standardization and Visually Reliable Color Standards – From Measurement to Perception.” Kulakkada Pradeep, CEO of Future Schoolz, will address “Press-related Challenges in Color Reproduction,” while Jose Thomas, Principal Consultant at Future Schoolz, will focus on “Pre-press Challenges for Perfect Color Reproduction in Modern Printing Environments.” A live expert panel discussion will follow the presentations, encouraging open dialogue and collaboration on pressing color and workflow challenges.

PRINTALK 2025 is designed for printing professionals, production managers, brand custodians, and technology providers seeking to refine their skills and align with evolving industry standards. The event highlights IGSA UAE’s ongoing commitment to bridging academia and industry by promoting professional development, innovation, and community engagement. Representing over 500 members, including more than 90% of the UAE’s printing professionals, IGSA UAE continues to champion education, training, and collaboration through events, scholarships, and networking opportunities. With PRINTALK 2025, the association reinforces its role as a driving force for knowledge exchange and excellence in the Middle East printing industry.