Vodafone Launches ‘Nostalgia for the Future’

Press release

Published December 17th, 2017 - 01:05 GMT

The theme of the film comes as part of Vodafone’s new and dynamic brand, “The Future is Exciting. Ready?”

To mark Qatar National Day (QND), Vodafone Qatar launched its latest short film titled “Nostalgia for the Future” that tells the story of how technology bridges the gap between generations and brings people together. The film, which was shot and produced in Doha using local talent, highlights Vodafone’s on-going commitment to Qatar.

The theme of the film comes as part of Vodafone’s new and dynamic brand, “The Future is Exciting. Ready?”, which represents an invitation from Vodafone to all its customers and the people of Qatar to embrace and enjoy the future together as partners.

The entire Vodafone team along with their Brand Ambassadors gathered on Thursday in a colourful celebration to mark QND. Vodafone also launched several activities across the country to commemorate QND and as a tribute to the country, exchanged its red brand colour for maroon for its QND campaign.

Fully in line with Qatar’s 2030 National Vision, Vodafone Qatar is committed to providing innovative services and solutions designed to further develop the telecommunications sector in Qatar as the country progresses toward its vision of becoming a knowledge-based economy. Vodafone’s increasingly strong links with all elements of Qatari society allows it to support the Qatar National Vision 2030 laid out the Emir H H Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani.

Source: The Peninsula

Background Information

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In1998, Vodafone Egypt (Ex Misrfone Telecommunication Company/Click GSM) entered the Egyptian telecom market as the second operator; a consortium between Vodafone international, Air Touch, and local/ international partners. In 1999, Vodafone Group acquired Air Touch share and in 2002, it acquired International Partner VIVENDI France share. In January 2002, Click GSM was rebranded to Vodafone Egypt. Since 2007, Vodafone Egypt’s shareholders structure consisted of Vodafone Group with 54.93% ; Telecom Egypt with 44.94% and a minority free float of 0.13%.