DOHA: Ooredoo has launched its Qatar National Day campaign, inviting customers to share the reasons why they are proud to live in Qatar to get the chance to win an iPhone 6 and be published in the Ooredoo Qatar National Day book.
The ‘Book of Legacies’ will include the best submissions from the public and Ooredoo employees and will be distributed for free to everyone who has content published in it.
People can take part in the legacy campaign by visiting the website http://qatarslegacy.ooredoo.qa, or posting their stories via Facebook, Twitter and InstaGram with the hashtag #QatarsLegacy.
Submissions can include stories, pictures, songs, videos and artwork.
“National Day is a chance for us to celebrate our roots and the beautiful country we are proud to be part of. We are inviting our customers, social media followers and everyone who logs onto our website to share their stories of pride about Qatar, not just to win an iPhone 6 or be part of our book, but to connect with the people of Qatar,” said Fatima Sultan Al Kuwari, Director Community and Public Relations, Ooredoo.
Posts published in the book and on the website will be selected by a team of Ooredoo employees. Those chosen to be part of the book will be contacted via email later.
Ooredoo will give away three iPhone 6 to customers with the best submissions. The winners will be announced via social media.
The company will also hold employee celebrations to mark the occasion, with a event also for the teams who continue to work during the day of celebration to ensure Qatar stays connected.
The Peninsula
