Former Deputy Group CEO and CEO of Ooredoo Qatar Waleed Al-Sayed passes away

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| 31 janvier 2022

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Ooredoo Qatar has said that former Deputy Group CEO and CEO of Ooredoo Qatar Waleed Mohammed Al-Sayed has passed away

In a statement, Ooredoo Qatar said “It is with great sadness that we mourn the loss of Waleed Mohammed Al-Sayed, former Deputy Group CEO and CEO of Ooredoo Qatar. We pray to Allah to help us and his bereaved family to bear this great loss.”

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