CONFERENCE · IDENTITY · COMMUNICATION · HOSPITALITY
OIC Ministerial
Conference on Women
From the first concept.
To the final departure.

One occasion.
Every point of contact.
Miradore brought the conference, its identity and its guest experience together. From creative direction and the first film to the cultural night and the final airport departure, our teams carried the complete production.
01Concept & creative direction
02Conference design & production
03Brand identity & city branding
04Original songs & sound
05Ministerial curtain raiser
06Social media & communication
07Hospitality & guest journey
08Cultural night
THE OCCASION, IN FILM & SOUND
A voice in the room.
A story beyond it.
OFFICIAL SONG · SHUJA HAIDER
A song for the occasion
Produced by Miradore. Performed by Shuja Haider.
2.4M views on the MOIB upload · observed 8 September 2026ORIGINAL SONG & HIGHLIGHTS
Four languages. One shared occasion.
A separate original production in Urdu, English, Arabic and French, carrying the conference story beyond the room.
Urdu · English · Arabic · FrenchTHE MINISTERIAL CURTAIN RAISER
Before the first address
The opening film created for the ministers, setting the context for the occasion.
Watch the original film
Watch UN Women ↗A PARTICIPANT’S PERSPECTIVE
A shared commitment to women’s progress.Watch UN Women at the conference.
PAKISTAN NIGHT
An evening of culture.
A shared experience.
From the welcome installation to the final performance, Pakistan Night brought colour, craft and live music into the conference guest experience.
Live music, framed by a landscape of Pakistan.




FROM MIRADORE’S FILM ARCHIVE
Behind the occasion.
Behind the scenes
The work behind the 9th OIC Ministerial Conference on Women.
IDENTITY IN THE REAL WORLD
A welcome.
Made visible.
The identity travelled through the guest journey: arrival, conference environments, hospitality and communication. A consistent visual language gave every setting a connection to the same occasion.

RECEPTION & HOSPITALITY
The welcome is part of the occasion.
Beyond the plenary, the programme moved through welcomes, formal exchanges and shared meals. Conference identity and hospitality connected these moments, giving delegations a consistent experience across the different settings.

