Cairo DOOH Guide · 2026

DOOH Advertising in Cairo

Activate Cairo DOOH on AdQuick across 5,500+ digital screens spanning the Ring Road, Tahrir Square, Zamalek, New Cairo, the 6th of October corridor, and CAI airport. Ramadan and CAF Champions League windows lift premium CPMs to EGP 380+ (vs. EGP 80 programmatic); activate from EGP 35,000 on DSPs.

Programmatic test budgets start around $1,500–$3,000 per campaign. Egypt's D/OOH market crossed US$119M in 2024 and is growing ~24% YoY — the fastest expansion in the MENA region.

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Bilingual Arabic + English creative
Direct + programmatic in one seat
Consolidated measurement
4,500–5,500
Digital screens across Greater Cairo
$2–$40
CPM range across all venue types
$1,500
Programmatic test campaign minimum
~24%
YoY OOH growth — fastest in MENA
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Digital Out-of-Home Advertising in Cairo

Roughly 4,500–5,500 digital screens across Greater Cairo's Ring Road, the New Administrative Capital, Cairo International Airport (CAI), and the premium mall network — Mall of Egypt, Mall of Arabia, Cairo Festival City, and Citystars Heliopolis. CPMs in 2026 range from $2–$8 (EGP 100–400) for roadside to $15–$35 (EGP 750–1,750) for airport and luxury malls.

Overview

What is DOOH advertising in Cairo?

Digital out-of-home (DOOH) advertising in Cairo is a fast-growing channel built on roughly 4,500–5,500 digital screens concentrated across Greater Cairo's Ring Road, the New Administrative Capital, Cairo International Airport (CAI), and the city's premium mall network — Mall of Egypt, Mall of Arabia, Cairo Festival City, and Citystars Heliopolis. CPMs in 2026 range from roughly $2–$8 (EGP 100–400) for roadside and street-level inventory to $15–$35 (EGP 750–1,750) for airport and luxury mall screens, with programmatic test budgets starting around $1,500–$3,000 per campaign.
Inventory Layers

The four layers of Cairo DOOH inventory

Cairo DOOH inventory is defined by venue environment, not screen size. Roughly 70–75% of Egypt's national DOOH inventory and spend sits in Greater Cairo, anchored by four distinct layers.

Roadside & Iconic LEDs

Digital bulletins and spectaculars along the Cairo Ring Road, 26th of July Corridor, Salah Salem, and the Autostrade — the city's highest-impression mass-reach inventory.

Cairo International Airport (CAI)

Terminals 1, 2, and 3 plus Sphinx International on the western flank — premium inbound GCC, European, and African travelers at the highest CPMs in Egypt.

Premium Mall Networks

Mall of Egypt, Mall of Arabia, Cairo Festival City, Citystars Heliopolis, Point 90 Mall, and Dandy Mega Mall — shopper marketing for retail, CPG, fashion, and QSR.

New Administrative Capital LEDs

Purpose-built government, financial, and corporate district LED clusters along the Ben Zayed Northern Axis — corporate, govt, B2B, and real estate audiences.

Cairo DOOH market context · 2026
Egypt is the fastest-growing OOH market in MENA, and Greater Cairo carries 70–75% of national inventory and spend.
$119M
Egypt total D/OOH market in 2024 (Statista, CampaignME, OutsiteOOH)
$165M+
Projected Egypt D/OOH market in 2026
~24%
Egypt OOH YoY growth in 2024 — highest in MENA
70–75%
Greater Cairo's share of Egypt DOOH inventory and spend
Pricing Data

Cairo DOOH Advertising Cost

Cairo DOOH inventory is priced in four distinct models — and the same screen can transact at very different rates depending on which model you use.

Pricing models

CPM (programmatic)

$2–$35

Use: pDOOH on AdQuick, Lemma, Vistar, and other DSPs.

Share of voice / loop share

EGP 80K–650K/mo

Use: Direct buys with media owners — monthly SOV.

Per-play / per-slot

EGP 25–150/play

Use: Smaller place-based networks.

Programmatic guaranteed (PG)

$12–$28 CPM

Use: Premium airport, mall, and New Capital LED — guaranteed delivery.

CPM by venue type (Cairo, 2026)

Venue category Typical CPM (USD) EGP equivalent Best for
Roadside digital bulletins (Ring Road, Salah Salem, Autostrade, 26th of July Corridor) $3–$8 EGP 150–400 Mass reach, commuter
Cairo International Airport (Terminals 1, 2, 3) $20–$40 EGP 1,000–2,000 Premium, inbound travel, GCC traffic
Premium malls (Mall of Egypt, Mall of Arabia, Cairo Festival City, Citystars) $10–$25 EGP 500–1,250 Retail, CPG, fashion, QSR
New Administrative Capital LEDs $8–$22 EGP 400–1,100 Corporate, govt, B2B, real estate
Office towers / elevators (Smart Village, Maadi, New Cairo) $12–$22 EGP 600–1,100 B2B, financial services
Cinema / place-based entertainment $15–$30 EGP 750–1,500 Younger audiences, entertainment
Cafés, gyms, restaurants (Zamalek, Maadi, Heliopolis) $6–$14 EGP 300–700 Lifestyle, F&B, wellness
Petrol stations / EV charging $4–$9 EGP 200–450 Commuter, automotive, FMCG
Formats

Cairo DOOH formats and venue networks

Cairo DOOH inventory is defined by venue environment, not screen size. The screen counts below are directional, drawn from operator disclosures and Geopath-equivalent panels reported by Egyptian media owners.

Venue category Example Cairo networks / operators Typical CPM Best for
Roadside digital bulletins OutsiteOOH, Promo Media, Marketeers, Doers Advertising $3–$8 Reach, awareness
Airport screens Alliance Media (CAI Terminals 1/2/3), Lemma $20–$40 Premium, travel, GCC reach
Premium mall networks INSITE OOH, MOMRA, Big Bang Advertising $10–$25 Shopper marketing, CPG, fashion
New Administrative Capital LEDs Government Media Authority partners, Doers, OutsiteOOH $8–$22 Corporate, govt, real estate
Office buildings / elevators Captivate-equivalent local operators, Smart Village screens $12–$22 B2B, financial, professional services
Cafés / restaurants / bars Place-based networks across Zamalek, Maadi, Heliopolis $6–$14 F&B, lifestyle, hospitality
Petrol / EV charging GSTV-equivalent local stations along Ring Road, Cairo–Alex Desert Road $4–$9 Commuter, FMCG, auto
Cinema VOX Cinemas, Renaissance, Magnolia in-theatre digital $15–$30 Entertainment, youth
Transit / metro adjacency OUTFRONT/Intersection-equivalent local operators on Cairo Metro Line 3, BRT corridors $4–$10 Commuter, urban density
Street furniture (digital MUPIs) JCDecaux-equivalent, Alliance Media $4–$12 Pedestrian, hyperlocal
Programmatic

Programmatic DOOH (pDOOH) in Cairo

Programmatic DOOH in Egypt has scaled sharply since 2023 as Vistar Media, Lemma Media, and Broadsign integrated Egyptian SSP supply. Roughly 35–45% of Cairo digital inventory is now pDOOH-accessible, and the share is growing.

How pDOOH works in Cairo. A buyer activates a DSP, sets audience, geo, daypart, and CPM caps, and the DSP bids against Cairo SSP supply in real time. Winning bids serve creative to Cairo screens within seconds. Cairo supply is currently strongest on Lemma's MENA SSP, Hivestack SSP, Broadsign Reach, and Vistar SSP.

Major DSPs buying Cairo DOOH inventory

AdQuick

DSP and marketplace; transacts programmatically across Lemma, Hivestack, Place Exchange, Broadsign Reach, VIOOH, and Vistar SSPs and aggregates direct media-owner inventory from OutsiteOOH, INSITE OOH, Alliance Media, Doers, and the broader Greater Cairo network in a single unified plan.

Lemma Media

MENA-native DSP with deep Egypt and GCC supply.

Vistar Media

Global DSP active in MENA.

Broadsign Ads

Broadsign Reach SSP buying-side.

VIOOH

JCDecaux-anchored global SSP, MENA inventory.

StackAdapt

Multi-channel DSP with growing MENA DOOH supply.

The Trade Desk (OpenPath DOOH)

Global DSP with Hivestack/Vistar passthrough.

Yahoo DSP

Global DSP, Egypt via Hivestack/Vistar.

Adomni

Global DSP with MENA programmatic.

Major SSPs / networks with Cairo inventory

Lemma SSP

MENA-native SSP with the deepest Egyptian supply.

Hivestack SSP

Global SSP with Egypt partnerships.

Broadsign Reach

Broadsign's sell-side platform serving Cairo networks.

Place Exchange

SSP with Cairo media-owner integrations.

VIOOH SSP

JCDecaux-anchored SSP with MENA street furniture and roadside supply.

Vistar SSP

Vistar's sell-side with Egyptian inventory partners.

Targeting capabilities in Cairo

Mobile audience extension via Cuebiq/Foursquare/Adsquare data, contextual triggers (weather, traffic, prayer times, sports, EGX index moves, currency rates), dwell time by venue, Arabic vs. English creative rotation, GCC inbound-traveler targeting at CAI, and dayparting around rush hours and Iftar windows during Ramadan.

Open exchange vs. PMP vs. PG

Most Cairo programmatic inventory transacts in PMP today; PG deals are growing for premium airport and mall placements; open exchange is thinnest but expanding via Lemma and Hivestack.

Venues & Corridors

Greater Cairo DOOH corridors and venue clusters

High-value Cairo DOOH is concentrated in seven clusters across Greater Cairo's commuter rings, arterial corridors, the airport, the New Administrative Capital, and the premium mall and lifestyle districts.

Cairo Ring Road (CRC)

Profile: the city's primary commuter ring; highest-impression roadside digital bulletins.

26th of July Corridor & Autostrade

Profile: east–west arterial linking Mohandessin, Heliopolis, and Nasr City.

Salah Salem & El Nasr Road

Profile: bridge between Heliopolis, the airport, and central Cairo.

Cairo International Airport (CAI)

Profile: Terminals 1, 2, and 3, plus the Sphinx International airport on the western flank; premium inbound GCC, European, and African travelers.

New Administrative Capital

Profile: purpose-built government, financial, and corporate district with new LED clusters along the Ben Zayed Northern Axis.

Premium mall network

Mall of Egypt (Sheikh Zayed)
Mall of Arabia (6th of October)
Cairo Festival City (New Cairo)
Citystars (Heliopolis)
Point 90 Mall
Dandy Mega Mall

Lifestyle districts

Zamalek: F&B, retail, and lifestyle place-based DOOH.
Maadi: F&B, retail, and lifestyle place-based DOOH.
Heliopolis: F&B, retail, and lifestyle place-based DOOH.
Sheikh Zayed City: F&B, retail, and lifestyle place-based DOOH.
New Cairo: F&B, retail, and lifestyle place-based DOOH.
6th of October: F&B, retail, and lifestyle place-based DOOH.
Measurement

DOOH measurement and attribution in Cairo

Cairo DOOH measurement is less standardized than US Geopath but has matured significantly since 2023.

Methodology & partners

Impressions methodology — operator-reported impressions calibrated against mobile panel data (Adsquare, Cuebiq, LocationSmart MENA panels). Geopath itself is not deployed in Egypt; major Cairo media owners publish impression figures aligned to OAAA-equivalent methodology.

Verification partners active in Cairo

Adsquare
Cuebiq
Foursquare / Placed
Kochava
Locala
Local panel partners through Lemma and Hivestack

Attribution approaches

Mobile ID uplift
Foot traffic lift to retail and QSR
Sales lift via partner CPG retailers
Brand lift studies
CAI inbound traveler attribution for tourism and luxury campaigns

Key KPIs

Impressions, reach, frequency, VAC, CPM
Store visits, app installs, attributed conversions
Arabic-language brand recall lift
PDOOH-ACCESSIBLE INVENTORY35–45%
CAIRO SHARE OF EGYPT DOOH70–75%
EGYPT OOH YOY GROWTH (2024)~24%
EGYPT D/OOH MARKET (2024)$119M
DIGITAL SCREENS GREATER CAIRO4,500–5,500
Creative Specs

Creative specs for Cairo DOOH

Bilingual Arabic + English creative is standard for premium, airport, and B2B inventory; right-to-left layout for Arabic.

Aspect Ratios & Resolutions

Most digital bulletins: 1920×1080 (16:9)
Portrait screens (mall, elevator, café): 1080×1920 (9:16)
Ultra-wide spectaculars (New Capital, mall atria): 3840×1080

File Formats & Delivery

Accepted formats: MP4, MOV, JPG, PNG.

Duration

Slot duration: 7.5, 8, 10, or 15 seconds in a 60- or 64-second loop.

Motion, Animation & Audio

Motion/animation: allowed on most digital screens; restricted on a subset of motorway-adjacent roadside per Ministry of Transport guidance.
Audio: rarely supported (exceptions: cinema, select café/F&B networks).

Best Practices

Text/readability: use the 1/10 rule; provide Arabic and English creative versions where audience mixes; right-to-left layout for Arabic.
Dynamic creative triggers: weather, traffic, prayer times, EGX market data, sports scores, FX rates, Ramadan dayparting.
Vendor Landscape

Cairo DOOH vendor and network landscape

Egyptian media owners, network operators, DSPs, and SSPs that transact Cairo inventory in 2026.

Egyptian media owners & network operators

OutsiteOOH

Major Egyptian roadside and digital bulletin operator with deep Greater Cairo coverage including the Ring Road and 26th of July Corridor.

Roadside · Digital Bulletins

Doers Advertising

Roadside, New Administrative Capital, and government-affiliated LED clusters across Cairo.

Roadside · New Capital

Alliance Media Egypt

Cairo International Airport (CAI) Terminals 1/2/3 and street furniture inventory.

Airport · Street Furniture

INSITE OOH

Premium mall network operator across Mall of Egypt, Mall of Arabia, Cairo Festival City, and Citystars Heliopolis.

Premium Malls

Promo Media

Roadside digital bulletin operator across Greater Cairo arterial corridors.

Roadside

Marketeers

Roadside and place-based digital network operator.

Roadside · Place-Based

Big Bang Advertising

Premium mall network operator across Greater Cairo retail centers.

Premium Malls

Shobokshi Media

Egyptian OOH network operator with Greater Cairo coverage.

Network Operator

MOMRA

Premium mall network operator inside Greater Cairo's mall ecosystem.

Premium Malls

Government Media Authority partners

Government-affiliated operators in the New Administrative Capital running new LED clusters along the Ben Zayed Northern Axis.

New Capital · Government

DSPs actively buying Cairo inventory

AdQuick, Lemma Media, Vistar Media, Broadsign Ads, VIOOH, StackAdapt, The Trade Desk (OpenPath DOOH), Yahoo DSP, and Adomni.

SSPs / sell-side platforms with Cairo supply

Lemma SSP, Hivestack SSP, Broadsign Reach, Place Exchange, VIOOH, and Vistar SSP.

AdQuick — the marketplace above the landscape

AdQuick is a DSP and marketplace that transacts programmatically across every major SSP (Lemma, Hivestack, Place Exchange, Broadsign Reach, VIOOH, Vistar) and aggregates direct inventory from every major Cairo media owner (OutsiteOOH, INSITE OOH, Alliance Media, Doers, Promo Media, Marketeers, Big Bang) in a single unified plan, with native mapping of Greater Cairo, Arabic + English creative delivery, and consolidated measurement.

How to Buy

How to buy DOOH in Cairo

There are three buying paths.

01

Direct with a Cairo media owner

Best if you need a single iconic placement (e.g., a Mall of Egypt atrium spectacular or a CAI Terminal 3 takeover). Negotiated SOV or per-play with operators like OutsiteOOH, INSITE OOH, Alliance Media, Doers, or Promo Media.

02

Through a single DSP

Open a seat on AdQuick, Lemma, Vistar, Broadsign Ads, VIOOH, StackAdapt, The Trade Desk, Yahoo DSP, or Adomni. Programmatic CPM, but each DSP only sees the SSPs it integrates with.

03

Through AdQuick — the unified DSP + marketplace approach

A single plan combining programmatic supply from every major SSP plus direct inventory from every major Cairo media owner, with one creative trafficking pipeline, one measurement view, and one invoice.

Compliance

Regulatory and content considerations

Egyptian rules governing motion, brightness, privacy, creative content, and language for Cairo DOOH campaigns.

Roadside motion / animation

Egyptian Ministry of Transport guidance restricts full-motion video on screens directly adjacent to motorway lanes; static dwell or limited animation is the norm on highway-adjacent panels. Mall, airport, and place-based screens are unrestricted.

Brightness and dwell rules

Local Cairo Governorate and 6th of October / New Cairo authority rules govern brightness, especially during Ramadan night cycles.

Privacy

DOOH itself is IP-free and broadly compliant with Egypt's Personal Data Protection Law (Law No. 151 of 2020); mobile audience extension layers do trigger PDPL compliance requirements.

Creative content restrictions

Alcohol: prohibited in public-facing DOOH.
Tobacco: restricted.
Pharma: requires Ministry of Health pre-approval.
Political advertising: regulated under election-period rules.
Financial services: require Financial Regulatory Authority (FRA) disclaimers.
Religious sensitivity: guidelines apply year-round and tighten during Ramadan.

Language

Arabic creative is expected for mass-market campaigns; bilingual Arabic/English is standard for premium, B2B, and airport inventory.

Budget Examples

Cairo DOOH budget tiers

Three reference budgets for Cairo DOOH campaigns — from a programmatic test through a national flagship.

Tier 1: Test Campaign
$1,500–$3,000

Single network, single Cairo zone, 30 days. Programmatic-only, Cairo Ring Road + 6th of October corridor, Lemma + Hivestack SSPs via AdQuick.

Media: ~$2,000.
Creative adaptation: Arabic + English (~$300).
Measurement: via Adsquare panel (~$200).
Tier 2: Mid-Market
$25,000–$60,000

Multi-venue programmatic across Greater Cairo + airport, 90 days. Blended programmatic + direct: programmatic across CAI airport PMP, premium malls, and Ring Road; direct SOV deal with one Cairo media owner for a flagship LED.

Media: ~$33,000.
Creative + DCO: ~$3,500.
Foot traffic attribution + brand lift: ~$3,500.
Tier 3: National Flagship
$100,000–$500,000+

Blended direct + programmatic, all-Egypt with Cairo majority, event-windowed (Ramadan or major launch). CAI Terminal takeover, mall atrium spectaculars, New Administrative Capital LED cluster, full Greater Cairo Ring Road digital, plus pDOOH always-on.

Inventory: CAI Terminal takeover, mall atrium spectaculars, New Capital LED cluster, full Greater Cairo Ring Road digital.
Programmatic: pDOOH always-on alongside direct.
Measurement stack: foot traffic, sales lift, brand lift, mobile retargeting.
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about pricing, programmatic access, measurement, screens, creative specs, Ramadan strategy, and how to buy DOOH in Cairo.

DOOH advertising in Cairo is digital out-of-home media — billboards, mall screens, airport displays, and place-based networks — bought programmatically or directly across Greater Cairo. Inventory spans roughly 4,500–5,500 digital screens concentrated on the Cairo Ring Road, the 26th of July Corridor, Cairo International Airport (CAI), the New Administrative Capital, and the city's premium mall network (Mall of Egypt, Mall of Arabia, Cairo Festival City, Citystars Heliopolis). Buyers transact through DSPs like AdQuick, Lemma, and Vistar, or directly with Egyptian media owners including OutsiteOOH, INSITE OOH, Alliance Media, Doers Advertising, and Promo Media.
Cairo DOOH costs $2–$8 CPM (EGP 100–400) for roadside and street-level inventory, $10–$25 CPM (EGP 500–1,250) for premium mall and New Administrative Capital LEDs, and $20–$40 CPM (EGP 1,000–2,000) for Cairo International Airport screens. Direct share-of-voice deals with media owners run roughly EGP 80,000–650,000 per month depending on screen and network. Test programmatic campaigns start at $1,500–$3,000, mid-market campaigns run $25,000–$60,000 over 90 days, and national flagship campaigns reach $100,000–$500,000+.
Greater Cairo holds an estimated 4,500–5,500 digital out-of-home screens as of 2026, representing roughly 70–75% of Egypt's total DOOH inventory. The count is growing double-digits annually as the New Administrative Capital, Sphinx International Airport, and continued mall expansions add new LED clusters. Density is highest along the Ring Road, the 26th of July Corridor, Salah Salem, the airport corridor, and inside the four major mall networks.
Programmatic DOOH (pDOOH) is real-time, auction-based buying of digital out-of-home inventory through a DSP. In Cairo, pDOOH is available via AdQuick, Lemma Media, Vistar Media, Broadsign Ads, VIOOH, and others — transacting against Egyptian SSP supply on Lemma SSP, Hivestack SSP, Broadsign Reach, and Vistar SSP. Roughly 35–45% of Cairo digital screens are pDOOH-accessible today and the share is growing. Buyers can target by audience (mobile extension), location, daypart, weather, traffic, prayer times, and Arabic vs. English creative.
Traditional OOH in Cairo is static — vinyl-printed billboards and posters on long-term contracts. DOOH is digital, time-shared inventory delivered on LED and LCD screens, bookable by daypart and CPM, with creative changes pushed in minutes rather than weeks. DOOH supports dynamic content (Arabic/English rotation, weather and prayer-time triggers, EGX market data, FX rates, sports scores), measurable impressions, and programmatic buying. Cost-per-impression is typically 1.5–3x traditional OOH but production costs are dramatically lower because there is no print or installation.
Cairo DOOH measurement combines operator-reported impressions calibrated against mobile panel data from Adsquare, Cuebiq, Foursquare/Placed, and Kochava. Geopath (the OAAA US standard) is not deployed in Egypt, but major Cairo media owners publish impression figures using OAAA-equivalent methodology. Attribution layers include mobile ID uplift, foot traffic lift to retail and QSR, sales lift with partner CPG retailers, brand lift studies, and inbound-traveler attribution at Cairo International Airport. Key KPIs are impressions, reach, frequency, VAC, CPM, store visits, app installs, and Arabic-language brand recall lift.
Programmatic DOOH test budgets in Cairo start at $1,500–$3,000 (EGP ~75,000–150,000) for a 30-day, single-zone campaign through a DSP like AdQuick, Lemma, or Vistar. Direct buys with Cairo media owners typically start higher — often EGP 80,000–150,000 per month minimum for a guaranteed share-of-voice deal. Mid-market campaigns running multi-venue programmatic across Greater Cairo and CAI for 90 days budget $25,000–$60,000.
Three paths: buy direct with a Cairo media owner (OutsiteOOH, INSITE OOH, Alliance Media, Doers, Promo Media) for single iconic placements; buy through a single DSP (Lemma, Vistar, Broadsign Ads, VIOOH, StackAdapt, AdQuick) for programmatic reach against that DSP's SSP integrations; or buy through AdQuick's unified DSP + marketplace approach for a single plan combining every major SSP's programmatic supply with direct inventory from every major Cairo media owner, plus consolidated mapping, creative trafficking, and measurement.
Most Cairo digital bulletins run 1920×1080 (16:9) MP4 or MOV files; portrait mall, elevator, and café screens use 1080×1920 (9:16); ultra-wide spectaculars in the New Administrative Capital and mall atria run 3840×1080. Slot duration is typically 7.5, 8, 10, or 15 seconds in a 60- or 64-second loop. Motion is allowed on most digital screens but restricted on motorway-adjacent roadside panels per Ministry of Transport guidance. Audio is rarely supported. Bilingual Arabic + English creative is standard for premium, airport, and B2B inventory; right-to-left layout for Arabic.
Cairo DOOH delivers shared, public-environment impressions with high attention and no ad-blocking, at $2–$40 CPM depending on venue. CTV in Egypt runs roughly $8–$30 CPM via Shahid, OSN+, and YouTube CTV with addressable household targeting and full audio; digital display runs $0.50–$5 CPM with precise but heavily blocked, low-attention impressions. DOOH and CTV are complementary in Cairo media plans: DOOH owns out-of-home dwell windows (commute, mall, airport, café), CTV owns in-home video, and digital display owns mid-funnel retargeting. Many Cairo brands run all three with shared mobile-ID measurement.
Ramadan is Cairo's single largest DOOH window, with consumption, foot traffic, and screen dwell-time patterns shifting dramatically. Best practice: front-load creative around Iftar (sunset) and Suhoor (pre-dawn) dayparts, run Arabic-first creative with cultural sensitivity, weight inventory toward malls (which see peak Ramadan footfall), F&B place-based networks, and the Cairo Ring Road during late-evening commute windows. Programmatic DOOH lets buyers shift weight by daypart in real time as audience patterns evolve through the month. Plan 6–8 weeks ahead — Ramadan inventory sells out, especially CAI airport and premium mall placements.

Plan and book Cairo DOOH on AdQuick

AdQuick is the DOOH DSP and marketplace that unifies programmatic buying across every major SSP (Lemma, Hivestack, Place Exchange, Broadsign Reach, VIOOH, Vistar) with direct media-owner inventory across Greater Cairo — the Ring Road, 26th of July Corridor, Salah Salem, Cairo International Airport, the New Administrative Capital, Mall of Egypt, Mall of Arabia, Cairo Festival City, Citystars Heliopolis, and the lifestyle districts of Zamalek, Maadi, Heliopolis, Sheikh Zayed, and New Cairo.

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