Ooredoo officially opened its ‘Ooredoo Establishment’ at KidzMondo Doha during a special ceremony held at the edutainment establishment in Mall of Qatar, allowing children to embark on a new interactive learning experience at the kid-sized theme park.
The special ceremony was attended by key senior executives from Ooredoo and KidzMondo, including Yousuf Abdulla al-Kubaisi, COO, Ooredoo Qatar; Sheikh Nasser bin Hamad bin Nasser al-Thani, chief - New Line of Business, Ooredoo Qatar; Manar Khalifa al-Muraikhi, director of Community and Public Relations, Ooredoo Qatar; Ramez al-Khayyat, GCEO and vice-president at Power International Holding; Nabil Barakat, general manager at Aura Entertainment; and Eman Baker Abu El Hawa, general manager, KidzMondo Doha.
The partnership between Ooredoo and KidzMondo Doha aims to “further enrich the establishment’s fun learning experience and help inspire children aged two to 14 years realise their full potential and further their own development”, according to a press statement.  
Children visiting the ‘Ooredoo Establishment’ will be able to live the ‘Ooredoo Engineer Experience’, a telecoms experience designed to teach children about the power and potential of network technology. The children’s tasks include doing maintenance for the city by repairing tower signals, following a map to reconnect the buildings and much more.
“We’re delighted with this partnership, as it allows Ooredoo to share insights into a complete telecoms experience, where children will be introduced to the old system of connecting telephone calls and how this has evolved to today’s technologies and the daily challenges of providing connectivity,” al-Muraikhi said. “Ooredoo strongly believes in the importance of empowering children by teaching them valuable life skills and giving them the tools they need to develop their own identity and realise their potentials.”
“Through this activity, we are eager to augment our Kidizens’ imagination and passion to learn, with the aim of enabling them to realise their capabilities through interesting activities,” El Hawa added.