Ooredoo, Qatar’s leading telecommunications operator, and the Qatar Football Association (QFA) renewed their historic partnership with a new four-year sponsorship agreement for the prestigious Amir Cup, reinforcing a relationship that has flourished for over 25 years.
The signing ceremony took place during the draw for the Amir Cup. Thani Ali al-Malki, Chief Business Officer (CBO) of Ooredoo, and Mansoor Mohammed al-Ansari, General Secretary of the Qatar Football Association, signed the agreement.
Al-Malki commented on the collaboration: “Celebrating 25 years of partnership with the QFA through this renewed sponsorship of the Amir Cup is a proud milestone for us. This collaboration demonstrates our enduring support for national sports and reinforces our commitment to bringing the excitement of football into the hearts of communities across Qatar.”
Further highlighting the partnership, al-Ansari said: “It is our pleasure to announce today the renewal of the sponsorship agreement with Ooredoo until 2028, under which Ooredoo will continue as the official telecommunications sponsor of the Amir Cup. This sponsorship will undoubtedly be a valuable addition to our work at the Qatar Football Association, aligning with the association’s vision and strategy. It also reflects the strong and longstanding relationship we share with our partners at Ooredoo. We look forward to activating this sponsorship in a way that brings mutual benefit to both parties.”
This landmark renewal underscores Ooredoo’s position as a key supporter of Qatar’s sporting landscape. The sponsorship reflects both parties’ long-term dedication to elevating Qatari football and engaging communities through one of the nation’s most celebrated sporting events.
Thani Ali al-Malki, Chief Business Officer of Ooredoo, and Mansoor Mohammed al-Ansari, General Secretary of Qatar Football Association, pose after the sponsorship signing ceremony.
