Ooredoo has announced its renewed commitment to supporting Save the Dream, an initiative of the Doha-based International Centre for Sport Security (ICSS).
The renewed commitment was cemented at a signing ceremony held at Ooredoo Tower, West Bay, on Sunday. Sheikh Mohamed bin Abdulla al-Thani, CEO at Ooredoo, and ICSS founder and chairman Mohammed Hanzab signed the agreement on behalf of their respective entities.
Save the Dream is a global initiative established by the ICSS to empower youth through safe access to sport and its educational and social values. It serves as a global movement of organisations, people, and athletes who believe in the power of sport to build fairer and more inclusive societies and who are therefore committed to promoting and protecting its core values for the good of youth and future generations.
As a community-focused company guided by a vision of using its services to enrich people’s lives and stimulate human growth, the sponsorship of Save the Dream adds to Ooredoo’s corporate social responsibility (CSR) portfolio of activities focusing on sport and health.
Sheikh Mohamed said, “We are delighted to be supporting ICSS with this worthwhile initiative. Our corporate social responsibility includes a firm commitment to promoting the importance of a healthy, active lifestyle, and to supporting the communities in which we operate. This agreement offers us the ideal opportunity to demonstrate this commitment, and we look forward to working with ICSS for the benefit of our younger generation.”
Hanzab added: “Thanks to the valuable support of Ooredoo, Save the Dream has over the years been able to develop and implement meaningful projects around the world. Through joint efforts, I look forward to the realisation of future impactful endeavours which through sport will continue to make a difference in the lives of youth and children.” Ends
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