Dubai Lynx 2009 Winners: Aramex

This campaign for Aramex won the Golden award of the Print and the Outdoor categories at the Dubai Lynx 2009.

Advertising Agency: FP7 Doha, Qatar
Creative Director: Fadi Yaish
Copywriter: Mohamed Diaa
Art Director: Maged Nassar
Photographer: Allen Dang - Wizard Photography
Illustrator: Karen
Account Supervisor: Charbel Mizher

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4 Comments so far

  1. Ha ha ha ha!
    I asked around at aramex Jordan, and they told me did not know about this campaign in the first place, the ad agency was not commissioned for the job!

  2. its not copy paste ….
    and something else no advertise company in jordan can do like …
    its Rare even in ads of the world to see a original ideas

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