Ramadan: How UN, NITDA Welcomed Muslims into Holy Month
As Muslims globally welcome the holy month of Ramadan, many brands are considering incorporating Ramadan messages into their PR strategies.
While some may see this as a purely commercial move, experts say that there are important reasons why brands need to show support for Ramadan.
This trend has gained traction in recent years as more and more organizations seek to show their support for the Muslim community during this important time.
From special offers to charitable initiatives, brands are finding creative ways to acknowledge the significance of Ramadan while strengthening their relationships with their Muslim community.
Spokesperson’s Digest takes a look at some organizations’ social pages on how they demonstrate commitment to strengthening relationships during this holy month.
António Guterres, Secretary-General of the United Nations tweeted with a video clip to celebrate the holy month:
‘This is a time to come together in a spirit of understanding & compassion.
Let us be inspired & build a more just & equitable world for all.
Ramadan Kareem’. @antonioguterres sending warmest wishes as Muslims around the world begin the holy month of #Ramadan.
The National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) greets Muslims as:
“Wishing you and your loved ones a fruitful month of Ramadan filled with joy and blessings from all of us at @NITDANigeria.
#RamadanKareem”
Friesland Campina WAMCO, owners of Peak Milk:
“May this holy month bring an abundance of blessings with all your prayers answered.
Ramadan Kareem!”