Muscat, Oman: Everyone’s personality is different, so why shouldn’t their mobile plan be too? With Ooredoo’s new Hala plans, individuality is everything! An assortment of seven all-new prepaid plans ensure customers are spoilt for choice with a mix of data, voice and social data, all enhanced by Ooredoo’s awesome network. Young, old, local, expat, student, worker – there’s sure to be something for everyone.
Raed Mohamad Dawood, Director of Government Relations and Corporate Affairs at Ooredoo, said, “Mobile use has changed so much and it’s important for us to continue innovating with an eye and ear out for what our customers want. Our Hala plans were 100% designed with them in mind and, combined with our fantastic customer experience, it’s the latest way we are enriching our customers’ digital lives.”
Ooredoo’s new Hala plans tap into its customers’ unique needs, offering them great value, their way. From the Hala OMR 2 plan that comes with 1GB local data and 500MB social data, 50 local minutes and 25 cross minutes (local, India, Pakistan and Bangladesh), to the Hala OMR 18 plan, which comes with 30 GB local data, 600 local minutes and 75 cross minutes (local, India, Pakistan and Bangladesh) and 25% bonus data on renewals, and everything in between, users will be able to chat, surf, play and browse however and whenever they want.
To check out the full list of plans, log into the Ooredoo App.
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About Ooredoo Oman
Omani Qatari Telecommunications Company SAOG (“Ooredoo”) was founded and registered in the Sultanate of Oman in December 2004. Services were launched its service in March 2005, originally operating under the name Nawras. As Oman’s data experience leaders, Ooredoo provides individuals and businesses with cutting edge digital products and services, so that customers can enjoy the internet. Ooredoo generated revenues of OMR 285.5 million as of 31 December 2019 and is listed on the Muscat Stock Market (MSM) under the “ORDS” ticker.
About Ooredoo
Ooredoo is an international communications company operating across the Middle East, North Africa and Southeast Asia. Serving consumers and businesses in 10 countries, Ooredoo delivers the leading data experience through a broad range of content and services via its advanced, data-centric mobile and fixed networks. Ooredoo generated revenues of QAR 29 billion as of 31 December 2020. Its shares are listed on the Qatar Stock Exchange and the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange.
For further information, please contact:
Emily Shotter
Department Head – External Public Relations
e-mail: emily.shotter@ooredoo.om
Sudipta Dasgupta
TRACCS Public Relations
e-mail: Sudipta.Dasgupta@traccs.net
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