Arab Bank & LaLiga Announce Their Official Partnership Through a Wide OOH Campaign
Just two weeks after Arab Bank's previous outdoor appearance, the bank is back again with a new OOH campaign, this time anchored in a regional partnership with LaLiga.This time, Arab Bank's focus shifts toward football, as the bank brings its ongoing partnership with LALIGA into the physical advertising space, translating a sponsorship announcement into a steady, highly visible highway presence.
The campaign appears across major roads using large-format billboards and repeated vertical units, creating a long visual sequence rather than a single hero moment. The billboards carry Arab Bank’s logo alongside LALIGA branding, paired with imagery of players from different Spanish league clubs standing together in one frame.
The message is presented in Arabic, explicitly referencing the bank’s official partnership with LALIGA across the Middle East and North Africa, grounding the campaign in regional relevance rather than abstract global prestige.
Visually, the execution is consistent as you can see the deep blue dominating the backgrounds, aligning closely with Arab Bank’s brand palette while naturally accommodating LALIGA’s identity. The typography is clear and formal; each board delivers a single idea: this partnership exists, and Arab Bank is attaching its name to football at scale.
The campaign strips the message down to short declarative statements. Lines like “The will to succeed,” “Holding on to ambition,” and “This is where the story begins” appear prominently across the formats that appear more like positioning statements, broad enough to apply beyond sport, yet anchored visually in the football imagery. The language is formal, direct, and intentionally broad, allowing it to apply equally to personal ambition, business growth, or institutional progress without narrowing the message.
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