PMI Collaborates with Moroccan Artist for Limited Edition IQOS ILUMA Series

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Dec.07.2023

PMI Collaborates with Moroccan Artist for Limited Edition IQOS ILUMA Series

Philip Morris International (PMI) collaborates with Moroccan artist Yassine Morabite, launching limited edition IQOS ILUMA series products.

According to a report from Morocco's leseco on December 6th, Philip Morris International (PMI) announced a collaboration with Moroccan artist Yassine Morabite to launch a limited edition IQOS ILUMA series product.

PMI has stated that it has drawn endless inspiration from Moroccan art. Through collaboration with an artist who brilliantly combines cultural authenticity with a modern style, PMI is not only seeking to respect the artistic heritage of African Amazigh, but also aiming to make breakthroughs in the heated tobacco experience of IQOS ILUMA.

References:

[1] Yassine Morabite et PMI fusionnent l'art et la technologie pour IQOS ILUMA

Also Read:

[1] PMI to Launch Limited Edition IQOS ILUMA STARDRIFT in Romania

[2] PMI introduces IQOS ILUMA in Morocco

[3] PMI Launches IQOS ILUMA in Emerging Markets

[4] PMI CFO Emmanuel Babeau Discusses Strong Growth at Investor Conference

[5] Philip Morris International Launches New IQOS ILUMA in Guatemala

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