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Ooredoo’s Alrabaa mascots surprised children and families at the Gondolania Theme Park in Villaggio Mall yesterday.
Ooredoo’s cheeky Alrabaa mascots yesterday surprised children and families at the Gondolania Theme Park in Villaggio Mall, distributing free tickets for the games and meals for children.
Fatima Sultan al-Kuwari, director, community and public relations, Ooredoo said, “Eid is a time for celebration and happiness, and we’re happy to spend time with Qatar’s families in such a fun way. The Alrabaa truly have the opportunity to spread joy, and we hope everyone had a great time.”
This is part of Ooredoo’s ongoing celebrations planned for the Eid al-Fitr holiday and customers can follow Ooredoo’s campaign via Ooredoo’s Facebook, Instagram or Twitter page and the hashtag #SharingOurBest.
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