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Seeff Properties and Nazer Media Forge Partnership to Enhance Al Liwan Experience

A Strategic Collaboration

Seeff Properties has announced a significant partnership with Nazer Media, a leader in technical solutions, content, and advertising. This collaboration will bring advanced digital infrastructure to Al Liwan, a key destination located in Bahrain’s Hamala area.

LED Technology to Transform Al Liwan

As part of the agreement, Nazer Media will install state-of-the-art LED screens across lighting poles and billboards within Al Liwan. These screens aim to enhance the visitor experience by offering interactive opportunities. This move aligns with Seeff Properties’ goal of creating a dynamic environment for both visitors and businesses at Al Liwan.

Leadership Remarks on the Partnership

Mr. Ahmed Yusuf, CEO of Seeff Properties, shared his enthusiasm about the agreement. “This collaboration reflects our long-term vision of forging strong partnerships with industry leaders,” he said. “Together, we aim to create a destination that blends innovation and business growth at Al Liwan.”

Mr. Abdulrahman Al Kooheji, General Manager of Nazer Media, expressed his excitement about deploying their innovative LED technology. He noted, “Our partnership strengthens our expansion in Bahrain and the MENA region. We are committed to offering cutting-edge digital solutions to engage Al Liwan’s diverse community.”

Al Liwan: A Landmark in Bahrain’s Landscape

Since opening in 2021, Al Liwan has quickly become one of Bahrain’s most popular mixed-use developments. The site covers 122,000 square meters and features a variety of amenities, such as restaurants, cafes, retail outlets, a cinema, and a family entertainment center. The development also offers 117 residential units and 63 luxury hotel apartments under Fraser Suites Al Liwan. Strategically located near the King Fahd Causeway, it attracts both local and international visitors.

The Future of Al Liwan

This collaboration between Seeff Properties and Nazer Media represents a major step forward in enhancing the Al Liwan experience. By integrating advanced LED technology, the project will not only improve the visitor experience but also help boost commercial growth.

The partnership reflects a forward-thinking approach by both Seeff Properties and Nazer Media to meet the evolving needs of visitors, businesses, and the wider community. As they continue to innovate, both companies are positioning Al Liwan as a premier destination in Bahrain.

A Growing Digital Landscape

With this collaboration, Seeff Properties and Nazer Media aim to bring cutting-edge digital solutions to Bahrain, fostering an engaging environment for visitors at Al Liwan. This partnership will undoubtedly contribute to the growth and success of Al Liwan, further solidifying its status as a top destination in the Kingdom.

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