
As we enter February 2025, there’s little running through the minds of marketers in the Middle East – or those within agencies servicing them – as much as Ramadan.
For most consumers in the Middle East, Ramadan is a month of reformation and resolutions, as well as amended habits and behaviours. It is a month of fasting, physical and mental cleansing, togetherness, prayer, gifting, iftar and suhoor, and family gatherings.
For a few others not observing the Holy Month, it is a month of shorter working hours, cultural experiences, community get-togethers, and contributing to social good – on top of business as usual.
For brands and marketers, however, Ramadan is often considered
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