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Masraf Al Rayan has announced the third winner of its “Use your MAR Card and Win a Holiday Package Campaign”.
Othman Mohamed Althawadi, a Saudi national, won Masraf Al Rayan’s free family holiday package to Spain.
Nasser Raeissi, assistant general manager of human resources and administration at Masraf Al Rayan, presented the prize at an official ceremony held under the direct supervision of the Ministry of Economy and Commerce and attended by the Masraf Al Rayan senior management team.
“This is one of the many value-added campaigns delivered by Masraf Al Rayan, which are designed to reward customers. Masraf Al Rayan card users are given a chance to win free holiday packages to the UK, Singapore, Spain, France and Turkey,” according to a statement.
The fourth and final draw and the fifth extra raffle draws will be held on
March 31.
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