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The ongoing support of QNB to the Doha Jewellery and Watches Exhibition (DJWE) for 13 years represents the bank’s commitment to organising and supporting international events in the country.
“QNB is the diamond sponsor of the DJWE 2016, to be held from February 23 to 27,” QNB group communications general manager Yousef Darwish said.
Organised by the Qatar Tourism Authority (QTA), the expo is one of the most glamorous events of the watches and jewels exhibitions at the global level.
“This is our 13th year of partnership with the QTA to hold the event, which contributes greatly and effectively to the development of Qatar’s economy and business sector,” the official said. Darwish hoped the annual event, which has enjoyed great success over the past years, would be a boon to the QNB Group, which he said always aims to have its presence among the top global brands.
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