Qatar Football Association President Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa bin Ahmed Al Thani presents a Qatar team jersey to CEO of Ooredoo Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulla Al Thani after the sponsorship signing ceremony.
Doha: Qatar’s leading telecommunications operator has confirmed it has renewed its partnership with Qatar Football Association (QFA) for another two years.
The two entities cemented the extended partnership at a signing ceremony on Sunday at Ooredoo Headquarters, in the presence of Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulla Al Thani, CEO of Ooredoo and the President of the QFA Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa bin Ahmed Al Thani and senior executives from both sides.
Under the agreement, Ooredoo will be Official Telecommunications Partner of the Qatar National Team, the Qatar eNation team, and the Amir Cup for the next two years.
The extension of the partnership is the latest in a long line of agreements between Ooredoo and QFA, as the two entities work together to promote football in Qatar as the country prepares to host the major global sporting tournament in 2022.
The Ooredoo CEO, said: “We’re delighted to be extending our partnership with Qatar Football Association; football is very much in the limelight in Qatar at the moment, and the promotion of a healthy, active lifestyle is a continuing priority for Ooredoo.
The renewal of our partnership with QFA can only benefit football in Qatar, as we work together to ensure we provide every support to our footballers and offer an unrivalled fan experience to all who want to watch. We look forward to another two years of a successful partnership with QFA and to showing the world just what we can do at the major event in 2022.”
