Salam Street Digital Totems

Abu Dhabi

This digital totem network along Salam Street delivers high-frequency brand exposure across one of Abu Dhabi’s busiest corridors, reaching a diverse, citywide audience through continuous commuter traffic.

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Running along Sheikh Zayed Bin Sultan Street (Salam Street), this digital totem network captures one of Abu Dhabi’s busiest arterial corridors, connecting key areas across the city and engaging high-frequency commuter traffic.

 

The surrounding environment includes major government institutions, commercial districts, and dense residential zones, bringing together a broad and diverse audience moving between Abu Dhabi, Mussafah, and surrounding regions. As a primary entry and transit route, the corridor delivers strong citywide presence and continuous exposure throughout the day.

 

This network is built for scale and reach, offering high-frequency exposure through strategically placed digital screens. It provides a powerful platform for brands seeking extensive visibility and sustained audience engagement across the Abu Dhabi OOH market.

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ADM Guideline

 Important: Please follow those Instructions: 

  • Sales Promotions or Price Mentions: Any artwork includes sales promotions or price mentions, requires a permit from the Department of Economic Development (DED) in Abu Dhabi for ADM approval, and similarly from the Dubai Department of Economic Development (DED) for DM approval.
  • Security / Stock market Campaigns: Any campaign related to the stock market requires ADX registration certificate.
  • National Day (Eid Al Etihad): Any artworks related to National Day (Eid Al Etihad) requires approval from the Department of Presidential Affairs.
  • Country Flags: Any artwork that includes flags requires approval from the Department of Presidential Affairs.
  • Real Estate / Property Ads: Any campaign related to real estate or property ads, requires a permit from the Abu Dhabi Real Estate Centre (for Abu Dhabi) and from the Dubai Land Department (RERA) (for Dubai).
  • Tourism Campaigns: Any campaign related to promoting tourism requires a permit from the Department of Culture and Tourism.
  • Video Contents: Video files are not allowed to play on digital screens except The

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