Nas Daily to hold Nas Summit in Singapore as part of Singapore Media Festival

SINGAPORE: Popular Israeli-Palestinian vlogger Nuseir Yassin, widely known as Nas Daily, will be hosting the Nas Summit in Singapore this year. The two-day event is set for 30 November and 1 December 2024, at Singapore Expo, Foyer 1. It is expected to attract around 1,000 attendees and feature 150 companies. The Nas Summit will be a part of the larger Singapore Media Festival, organized by the Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA). Now in its 11th edition, the festival is one of Asia’s premier platforms for the international media industry. Running from 28 November to 8 December 2024, the event carries the theme "Make It Here," aimed at inspiring media professionals across the region to create, connect, and realize their creative visions. The Nas Summit is designed to be an interactive space for creators, entrepreneurs, and media enthusiasts. It offers attendees the chance to find business partners, collaborate with well-known creators, build networks, and learn from industry experts. The summit will feature speakers sharing their insights, experiences, and strategies to help participants advance in their creative and professional journeys. Ticket prices range from US$99 for standard Summit access, US$249 for the All Access pass, and US$399 for the Business package. Notably, the exclusive "One-Minute Dinner" with Nuseir Yassin on 30 November, priced at US$849, has already sold out. In 2019, Yassin and his company, Nas Daily Corporation, announced plans to move their operations to Singapore to establish the Nas Daily Media Company. This move was part of Yassin’s goal to explore and create content focused on Southeast Asian countries, including Vietnam and Indonesia, with Singapore serving as the company's base of operations. In 2022, Yassin moved over to the United Arab Emirates amidst its new diplomatic relations with Israel.

According to records from Singapore's Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority (ACRA), NAS DAILY PTE. LTD. remains an active company. Yassin recently stirred controversy after leaving Instagram following a confrontation by pro-Palestinian activists during a meetup in Tokyo on 12 October 2024. The activists accused Yassin of downplaying the ongoing Israeli military actions in Gaza. In response, Yassin announced on his Instagram Stories that he would be shifting political discussions to X (formerly Twitter) under his personal handle, "Nuseir Yassin," as part of his effort to keep Instagram free from political content. "Nas Daily is moving! I want to keep Instagram free of politics as much as possible. So everything political is moving to X platform under the name 'Nuseir Yassin'," he stated. He further added, “Instagram, Facebook, YouTube will be used mainly for inspiring content,” marking a clear division between his motivational and political posts.