Media buys a spike. A partnership at ARIIS buys a surface of the summit that carries one name — installed before the doors open, activated on the floor, and still working six to twelve months later. In 2025 that machine put the edition in front of three million people through more than forty-five outlets.
The comparison
The honest way to compare the two is duration. A media flight ends the day the insertion order does. A partnership leaves you holding a stage you named, a film with your executives in it, an editorial feature and a photographic record — all of which keep working long after November.
A media campaign
An ARIIS partnership
Illustrative shape rather than a measured curve. The point of the drawing is where each one ends.
The half-life
A partnership is not a day. It is an installation, an activation and a long tail — and the long tail is the part that decides whether the budget survives next year's review.
BeforeSignature → 10 November
Official announcement across the ARIIS channels, association with the programme themes your executives can genuinely speak to, teaser content and the campaign to the accredited list. Your name is in the room before anyone arrives in it.
During10–11 November
The surface you hold, live: stage or space branding, a speaking slot in front of a room that was 90% decision-makers, the VIP networking — with a photography and film crew documenting all of it as it happens.
AfterSix to twelve months
A sponsor documentary, the editorial feature in the official magazine, the photographic record and the data pack. Assets you own and keep publishing — which is why the 2025 official sponsor was still being described as a market actor long after the lights came down.
What you can hold
These are the surfaces of the two days that can carry a partner's name, in the order a delegate meets them — badge in hand at the door, through the stage and the corners, to the last table of the evening. Each carries one name and no more. What any of them involves is a conversation rather than a web page: the team maps the surface to what you are trying to be known for.
Your mark on every visitor, exhibitor and VIP badge, and on the registration zone where they collect it. The first thing the room touches, and the thing it wears for two days.
Backdrop, screens and podium. Every photograph taken of every speaker has your name behind it, and so does every session replay published afterwards.
The technology space and patronage of the start-up booths around it. The position for a company that wants to be read as the sector's modern end rather than its incumbent.
Naming of the catering space, where the whole room converges twice a day. Maximum footfall, minimum competition for the attention in it.
Exclusive naming and 360° branding of the space where the summit's highest-value conversations happen, away from the exhibition floor.
A named corner and a panel slot on healthy, liveable buildings. The ESG position held in public, in front of the sector, rather than asserted in a report.
A private meet and greet with the international speakers, and your mark on the speakers wall. The thought-leadership position, sitting closest to the programme itself.
Host of the summit's most prestigious evening at the Hôtel El Djazaïr, and your mark on the ARIIS Award trophies that leave the building with their winners.
Event naming, the opening keynote, the largest floor position and right of first refusal on the next edition. One partner, once, per edition.
Surfaces are held in order of signature. Where two partners want the same one, the first signature takes it and we tell the second rather than selling a shared version of it.
The machine your name travels on
Films in the official record
Broadcast coverage, partner activation and field reports.
Check it — The video recordThe 2025 monitoring dossier's own breakdown. Every item with a public URL is linked in the press room, so the number can be walked through one clip at a time.
One partner, in full
Homely did not buy a banner. It bought the right to be described by other people as a market actor — and that description is still in circulation.
On the record
EPTV — Télévision Algérienne
EPTV's coverage of ARIIS 2025, filmed in the hall and on the stage.
In kind
The Hospitality Partner
Speaker room-nights in exchange for official status, the speakers-wall mark and a conference slot on hotel investment.
The Mobility Partner
Speaker flights, shuttles and transfers in exchange for official status, the speakers-wall mark and a dedicated mobility desk.
Before you commit
The objection
How do I measure this? I cannot defend a sponsorship on atmosphere.
You are given counted outputs rather than adjectives: press features attributable to the edition, the reach figure with its full number behind it, the film and photography delivered to you, and the accredited attendee profile. The 2025 monitoring dossier — 17 institutional, 23 economic and 14 broadcast items — is published on this site, so you can see the shape of the reporting before you sign rather than after.
The objection
Will my name end up as one logo in a wall of thirty?
No, because the surfaces are exclusive by construction. There is one name on the stage, one on the evening, one on the badge. If someone already holds the surface you want, we tell you it is gone instead of selling you a shared version of it.
The objection
What if the content around my brand is not something I want to be associated with?
The programme is published in advance and the themes are fixed — transparency, digitalisation, public–private structuring and capital de-risking. You choose the surface that matches what you want to be known for, and where a partnership carries a speaking slot, the subject is agreed with you in writing before it is announced.
Talk to a person
Every surface carries one name, and names are settled in order of signature. Start while the one you want is still open, and the team will map it to what you are trying to be known for.
Nine surfaces. One name each. Allocated in order of signature.
Amal Si Dehbi — Partnerships — answers all three personally.
Working languages are French and English. Arabic on request.
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