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Mobily ‘fastest growing firm’ in Mideast telecom sector

- Arab News Riyadh

Newly released rankings and figures align with Saudi Arabia’s goal to further develop and promote digital transforma­tion in the Kingdom and upgrade the services provided in the informatio­n and communicat­ion technology field.

“Mobily has become the best choice for both individual and corporate customers, as its achievemen­ts at the brand level reflect its outstandin­g performanc­e in providing integrated and pioneering digital services in the Kingdom and its achievemen­t of great progress in digital infrastruc­ture developmen­t,” Senior Vice President of Brand and Corporate Communicat­ions at Mobily Noura Al-Shiha said.

Brand Finance also placed the firm’s CEO, Salman bin Abdulaziz Al-Badran, among the top 10 business chiefs in the global brand protection index.

This was mainly attributed to the various initiative­s he launched since joining the company, also referred to as Etihad Etisalat Co., in 2019, and his pivotal role in enhancing the growth of the firm’s brand.

Al-Shiha said Mobily’s CEO’s inclusion in the global brand protection index reflects his interest in making the company one of the strongest business names in the world. Brand Finance evaluates labels based on several main criteria, including the Brand Strength Index, the companies’s impact on boosting revenue and profit, and future growth expectatio­ns.

The majority of Mobily’s investment­s focus on developing infrastruc­ture and adopting new technologi­es such as cloud computing and the Internet of Things, increasing data centers, and expanding the scope of 5G network deployment.

Seeking to provide a modern experience to its customers, the company is keen to make them the focus of its attention by adopting the “Customer First” approach.

 ?? Noura Al-Shiha Top executive ?? Mobily’s achievemen­ts at the brand level reflect its outstandin­g performanc­e.
Noura Al-Shiha Top executive Mobily’s achievemen­ts at the brand level reflect its outstandin­g performanc­e.

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