Blue Cacti enters Middle East market

Experiential Marketing & Event Engagement agency Blue Cacti enters the Middle East market. The company that operates under a different brand name in India, South East Asia and North African markets has entered the Qatar under the new brand name and identity.

Mr. Hamad Rabea Hamad Ajlan Al-Kaabi, Chairman of Blue Cacti says, “I am hugely excited with Blue Cacti, which brings something new and innovative to the Qatari market as a young creative agency. We hope to create innovative and exciting consumer and employee engagement campaigns & events that will inspire others to move away from the traditional methods of push marketing in this region. Further, we plan to create our own events and engagement programs that are in line with QNV 2030 focusing on the Health, Social and Environment platforms. We aim to contribute in our own little ways to help achieve some of the major objectives of QNV 2030 with larger impact.”

Mr. Hyder U and Mr. Abraham Joseph, the Executive Management team who brought the services to Qatar says, “We are very confident about the long term impact Blue Cacti will create in this market. We are well equipped to see through the initial stages to ensure that we stay as a pioneer of innovative experiential marketing and engagement methods in Qatar. We hope to bring social engagement initiatives that will get eyeballs from the rest of the world as an example of engaging citizens and residents in the right way to help achieve a nation’s vision.” 

Mr. Abdul Salam, Executive Director adds, “Blue Cacti is here with a long term vision to transform and revolutionize the current consumer engagement methods that exist in the industry. Our vision is to bring people together in new, innovative ways and that will be reflected in every touch point and campaign of ours. We hope to bring joy, cheer and excitement in the way people are connected with brands or social initiatives. Starting with Qatar now, we aim to be fully operational under the new brand name ‘Blue Cacti’ across the MENA landscape by 2016.”