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HuaweiAl Maya Group, one of the leading retailers in the Middle East, has completed 30 years of operation in the region and plans to reward its loyal customers through a series of promotions over the coming months. The group said as part of the 30-year celebrations, it is starting “the Al Maya Birthday Carnival” from May 1.
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