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PRCA’s Sarah Waddington says, “PR must sit at the heart of business”

To unpack what the future holds, Campaign Middle East spoke with Sarah Waddington CBE, Global CEO of the Public Relations and Communications Association (PRCA), on the evolving priorities for the region.

To unpack what the future holds in PR and communications, Sarah Waddington speaks on the evolving priorities for the MENA region.

As the Middle East’s communications landscape accelerates –  driven by scale, ambition, and digital transformation – the role of PR professionals is shifting rapidly. To unpack what the future holds, Campaign Middle East spoke with Sarah Waddington CBE, Global CEO of the Public Relations and Communications Association (PRCA), on the evolving priorities for the region.

Waddington believes the industry stands “at a fascinating crossroads,” with three major hurdles that could unlock significant progress if addressed effectively.

The first is establishing robust professional standards.

“One of my top priorities has always been to champion professionalism and ethics in our i


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the authorHiba Faisal
Hiba Faisal is a Junior Reporter at Campaign Middle East, part of Motivate Media Group. She handles coverage on influencer marketing and the luxury industry, and is also tasked with the brand’s social media presence. Alongside her daily reportage, she produces and edits video content for Campaign’s digital platforms — including Reels, interviews, and behind-the-scenes features. She specialises in capturing how brands build emotional connections with their audiences by prioritising relevance and authenticity through co-creation and storytelling.