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Doha
Ooredoo has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Qatar Financial Centre (QFC) as part of Ooredoo programme for business innovation and partnerships development.
The MoU was signed by Ooredoo’s Chief Operations Officer Yousuf Abdulla al Kubaisi and QFC Authority’s Chief Executive Officer Yousuf Mohamed al Jaidaat Ooredoo headquarters in West Bay recently, in the presence of several senior executives from both the organisations, the telecom provider said in a press statement.
The MoU seeks to create a mutually beneficial relationship between Ooredoo and QFC to leverage the extensive expertise and experience of both sides. The two entities plan to work together on a number of initiatives including an incubator strategy, digital cluster activities and the creation of joint working groups in several digital areas including Internet of Things and data science. There will also be dual cross-selling activities and other joint activities such as conferences and seminars.
Companies under QFC will also benefit from ICT packages created by Ooredoo to suit their needs.
On Ooredoo’s part, the MOU is intended to promote the telecom giant as a thought leader internationally, and increase positive market recognition with events, seminars and other relevant activities.
Kubaisi said: “We’re delighted to have signed this Memorandum of Understanding with Qatar Financial Centre. There is a wealth of talent on both sides that can be leveraged to benefit both sides, and we look forward to a long and fruitful relationship for both entities.”
Jaida commented: “The QFC’s Memorandum of Understanding with Ooredoo follows our recently announced strategy which focuses on key sectors including digital as well as others that are poised for significant growth. Our MoU with Ooredoo is therefore an important step in supporting Qatar on its path towards becoming a renowned international digital hub, and we are excited to see the great accomplishments that will undoubtedly result from this agreement.”
Doha
Ooredoo has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Qatar Financial Centre (QFC) as part of Ooredoo programme for business innovation and partnerships development.
The MoU was signed by Ooredoo’s Chief Operations Officer Yousuf Abdulla al Kubaisi and QFC Authority’s Chief Executive Officer Yousuf Mohamed al Jaidaat Ooredoo headquarters in West Bay recently, in the presence of several senior executives from both the organisations, the telecom provider said in a press statement.
The MoU seeks to create a mutually beneficial relationship between Ooredoo and QFC to leverage the extensive expertise and experience of both sides. The two entities plan to work together on a number of initiatives including an incubator strategy, digital cluster activities and the creation of joint working groups in several digital areas including Internet of Things and data science. There will also be dual cross-selling activities and other joint activities such as conferences and seminars.
Companies under QFC will also benefit from ICT packages created by Ooredoo to suit their needs.
On Ooredoo’s part, the MOU is intended to promote the telecom giant as a thought leader internationally, and increase positive market recognition with events, seminars and other relevant activities.
Kubaisi said: “We’re delighted to have signed this Memorandum of Understanding with Qatar Financial Centre. There is a wealth of talent on both sides that can be leveraged to benefit both sides, and we look forward to a long and fruitful relationship for both entities.”
Jaida commented: “The QFC’s Memorandum of Understanding with Ooredoo follows our recently announced strategy which focuses on key sectors including digital as well as others that are poised for significant growth. Our MoU with Ooredoo is therefore an important step in supporting Qatar on its path towards becoming a renowned international digital hub, and we are excited to see the great accomplishments that will undoubtedly result from this agreement.”
