Ooredoo signs strategic partnership agreement with TikTok

Apr 29, 2024, 6:39 AM
The signing of the agreement was announced at an event with Maldivian TikTok celebrities at Ooredoo headquarters on Sunday night.

The signing of the agreement was announced at an event with Maldivian TikTok celebrities at Ooredoo headquarters on Sunday night.

Ooredoo Maldives has signed a strategic partnership agreement with TikTok.

The signing of the agreement was announced at an event with Maldivian TikTok celebrities at Ooredoo headquarters on Sunday night.

Ooredoo said the agreement will enhance the experience of TikTok users in Maldives and open up more opportunities.

The telecommunications company said TikTok users will be able to stream, share and create content at high speed on the Ooredoo network.

Ooredoo CEO Khalid Al-Hamadi said the agreement is an addition to the innovative services and advanced solutions the company provides to its customers.

Ooredoo signs a strategic partnership agreement with TikTok.
Ooredoo signs a strategic partnership agreement with TikTok.

Ooredoo signs a strategic partnership agreement with TikTok.

“With TikTok, our customers will have more flexibility to create content, connect with each other and discover new things through the Ooredoo network,” he said.

During the event, Ooredoo also launched packs designed specially for TikTok.

Ooredoo is confident that these packs will provide additional relief to existing and emerging content creators in Maldives.

Ooredoo is one of the leading companies in Maldives in providing innovative and new services to its customers.

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