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LuLu Hypermarket Group has opened its newest branch at Hili Mall in Al Ain, the UAE. This is the seventh branch of the retail group in the city of Al Ain, bringing the total number of branches in the UAE to 128. The opening was attended by Sultan Rashid al-Dhaheri, owner of Hili Mall; Yusuffali M A, chairman of LuLu Group; Saeed Sultan al-Dhaheri, CEO of Hili Mall; and Hany Abd El-Hamid, deputy general manager of Hili Mall, along with a number of senior officials from LuLu Group International and dignitaries and guests from different communities in Al Ain. “Our presence reflects our vision to widen our operations and expand our footprint in the UAE. always, we promise our visitors a unique shopping experience, providing them with what they need under one roof at competitive prices,” said Yusuffali.
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