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Etisalat awarded Red Crescent shield for support to charity
ABU DHABI — The UAE Red Crescent has honoured etisalat with the ‘Shield of Giving’, in recognition of its support to the charity organisation. The award ceremony was held at Emirates Palace Hotel in Abu Dhabi.
“We appreciate etisalat’s longstanding support of our humanitarian campaigns. It has also played a role in helping us reach out to remote and inaccessible areas with their Al Thuraya Satellite coverage and highly developed network coverage,” said Khalifa Nasser Al Suwaidi, Chairman of UAE Red Crescent.
Ahmed bin Ali, Vice-President, Corporate Communications, etisalat, said: “The UAE Red Crescent plays an integral role in supporting the needy and reaching out to families in difficult situations. At etisalat, we are proud to support this organisation.”
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