The 100 Nokia phones were offered as prizes to the public to encourage them to attend the five-day special athletic meet in Doha organised by the Qatar Sports Foundation for Special Needs. The championship, supported by Doha 2016 Olympic and Paralympic Games Bid Committee, was held with great fanfare recently.
CGC chose to give 100 Nokia phones for the special event as such prizes work as incentives for people to come and cheer the athletes, while at the same time, the athletes get a sense of pride in having so many people come and watch them perform.
The hosting of such events helps in spreading awareness in the society about the needs of the people with special abilities and bring different sections of society closer to meet their needs. The support extended by CGC and other corporate bodies to the hosting of different games and sports in the country strengthens Qatar's bid to get the rights to host the 2016 Olympic Games in Doha.
CGC gives 100 Nokia phones for special Athletic Championship
As part of a drive to fulfill its social responsibility and to support Qatar's bid for hosting the 2016 Olympic Games, Consolidated Gulf Co. (CGC), the biggest retailer of mobile phones as well as the largest telecom and IT solution provider in Qatar, gifted 100 Nokia phones for the 8th GCC Athletic Championship for Special Needs.
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Posted by Medilyn Manibo, Assistant News EditorSunday, November 18 - 2007 at 15:20 UAE local time (GMT+4)
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