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Qatar Primary Materials Company (QPMC) has hosted a Suhoor for all its stakeholders to celebrate the holy month of Ramadan.
The shared Suhoor experience provided an opportunity for the organisation to strengthen relationships with company stakeholders, according to a statement from QPMC.
The Suhoor was attended by QPMC’s valued clients, distinguished partners and senior management team.
“The holy month of Ramadan is a time for unity and reflection, and provides a wonderful opportunity for us to share an evening with the QPMC community,” said Eissa al-Hammadi, QPMC CEO. “We look forward to a prosperous year ahead and thank every one of our stakeholders for their valuable contribution.”
As part of its tradition, QPMC hosts the annual Ramadan Suhoor to emphasise Qatari heritage, hospitality and tradition.
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