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Nortel hosts Partnership Awards at GULFCOMMS 2006

  • United Arab Emirates: Tuesday, November 21 - 2006 at 12:06
  • PRESS RELEASE

Nortel* [NYSE/TSX: NT] hosted its Partners' Awards Ceremony in recognition of their long years of partnership and commitment.

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  • Left to right: Ramin Attari, Vice President Nortel Middle East --- Fayez Ibbini, Alpha Data, UAE--- Elias Akel, Tetracom, Lebanon--- Pankaj Sehgal, Al-Moayed Telecom, Bahrain--- Hatem Badrawi, BTC, Saudi Arabia --- Rafiq Farmawi, Amman Trading & Marketing, Jordan--- Anwar Hilmi, METCO, Kuwait--- Tim Watkins: President, Nortel Northern Europe, Middle East & Turkey.
    Left to right: Ramin Attari, Vice President Nortel Middle East --- Fayez Ibbini, Alpha Data, UAE--- Elias Akel, Tetracom, Lebanon--- Pankaj Sehgal, Al-Moayed Telecom, Bahrain--- Hatem Badrawi, BTC, Saudi Arabia --- Rafiq Farmawi, Amman Trading & Marketing, Jordan--- Anwar Hilmi, METCO, Kuwait--- Tim Watkins: President, Nortel Northern Europe, Middle East & Turkey.
Nortel's channel partners gathered from across the region to celebrate their success with the presence of Mr. Tim Watkins, President of Nortel Networks, Northern Europe, Middle East & Turkey. The ceremony took place at GULFCOMMS 2006 at Notel's stand, Zabeel Hall-stand C1 (Z-C1).

"These awards honour our regional partners that have had an ongoing commitment with Nortel for over 20 and 25 years," said Ramin Attari, Vice President, Nortel Networks Middle East." Our partners play a major role in Nortel's business and we are aware of the value they add; for this reason we believe in supporting them and rewarding their dedication."

The partnership awards were presented to the following partners highlighting their strong success and real commitment to Nortel:

- Mr. Rafiq Farmawi, Amman Trading & Marketing, Jordan - 'Over 20 Years Partnership Award'
- Mr. Elias Akel, Tetracom, Lebanon - 'Over 25 Years Partnership Award'
- Mr. Pankaj Sehgal, Al-Moayed Telecom, Bahrain - 'Over 25 Years Partnership Award'
- Mr. Fayez Ibbini, Alpha Data, UAE - 'Over 25 Years Partnership Award'
- Mr. Hatem Badrawi, BTC, Saudi Arabia - 'Over 25 Years Partnership Award'
- Mr. Anwar Hilmi, METCO, Kuwait - 'Over 25 Years Partnership Award'

Nortel has an ongoing commitment to developing programs that support and address its partners' evolving business needs. The company has a proven record of working very closely with its partners to deliver innovative, secure and reliable networking and communication solutions. "We are very proud of the strong and solid relationship we have with our partners as they are the foundation of our strategy to deliver end-to-end solutions that guarantee customers 'best in class' communications and secure networking capabilities", added Attari. "It is a great opportunity to reward our partners at one of the premier IT exhibitions, which attracts high-profile leaders in IT and business from across the globe."
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