Designed by the acclaimed typeface designer in collaboration with the Linotype design team, Expo Arabic was crafted not merely as a translation of a Latin style, but as a companion that shares a common spirit.
In the world of high-end typography, few projects achieve the seamless balance between heritage and modernity as effectively as the . Born from a collaborative effort between renowned type designers Dino dos Santos and Pascal Zoghbi , this typeface was originally crafted to embody the corporate identity of a major global event, under the theme: “Connecting Minds, Creating the Future” . Expo Arabic Font Family
The is a geometric, sans-serif typeface designed specifically for the digital age. Unlike traditional Naskh or Thuluth scripts that mimic calligraphic brush strokes, Expo Arabic embraces simplicity, clean lines, and high legibility. It is the Arabic counterpart to the renowned Latin "Expo" series—known for its futuristic, clean, and professional aesthetic. Designed by the acclaimed typeface designer in collaboration
The Frutiger font, originally designed by Adrian Frutiger for the signage at Charles de Gaulle Airport, is celebrated for its clarity and legibility at a distance. The challenge for Chahine was to create an Arabic counterpart that matched Frutiger’s clean, humanist aesthetic while retaining the distinct cultural identity of Arabic script. The result was Expo Arabic, a family that pays homage to the early 20th-century Egyptian typographic renaissance. The Frutiger font, originally designed by Adrian Frutiger