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<span id="hs_cos_wrapper_name" class="hs_cos_wrapper hs_cos_wrapper_meta_field hs_cos_wrapper_type_text" style="" data-hs-cos-general-type="meta_field" data-hs-cos-type="text" >PRCA Mena Awards 2025 opens for entries</span>

PRCA Mena Awards 2025 opens for entries

PRCA Mena has officially opened entries for the PRCA Mena Awards 2025 to spotlight the region�s most impactful, creative and results-driven work across consultancy, in-house, individual and student-led efforts. The 2025 edition features 40 award categories, up from 26 last year, with new additions such as artificial intelligence, mental health champion, real estate and inclusion reflecting the industry�s growing range and depth.

Key dates:
  • Early bird deadline: 18th July 2025
  • Final deadline: 11th August 2025
  • Finalists announced: 15th September 2025
Conrad Egbert, Head of PRCA Mena, said, �We�ve seen the role of communications evolve dramatically and this year�s categories reflect that shift. These awards are about more than recognition; they�re an opportunity to take stock of the work that truly moved the needle whether quietly or boldly across the region.�

Sarah Waddington CBE, Interim CEO of PRCA, added,A �The PRCA Mena Awards set a powerful benchmark for the industry and offer a timely reminder of the role communications plays in driving meaningful change. I encourage agencies, in-house teams, and individuals alike to put their best work forward and be part of the region�s growing legacy of excellence.�

Access the full entry toolkit and submit your entry here.
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