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Monday, November 30 - 2009

Oasis Centre launches Ramadan promotions and charity partnership

  • United Arab Emirates: Wednesday, August 26 - 2009 at 14:44
  • PRESS RELEASE

It is share, shop and win all the way this Ramadan at Oasis Centre as the mall announced the 'Great Gold Rush' with three kilos of gold coins up for grabs.

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  • Red Crescent stand at Oasis Centre.
    Red Crescent stand at Oasis Centre.
Shoppers spending certain amount in Oasis Centre are eligible for a draw every ten days; with three lucky winners who will receive one kilo of gold each.

'Great Gold Rush is an initiative to reward our valued shoppers at Oasis Centre during Ramadan; it is part of a variety of activities planned to ensure that the spirit of Ramadan resonates throughout the mall,'


says Emma Farrell, Marketing Manager, Oasis Centre.

Through the Holy Month of Ramadan, Oasis Centre in association with Red Crescent Society of UAE will give mall visitors a chance to share and help the needy through a fund raising campaign called Share the Joy.

This initiative will allow shoppers to choose and contribute towards a cause that they are most compassionate about within the categories of Disaster Zones, Children and the Poor. Mall visitors can help feed the hungry through the Zakat Al Fitr campaign, or clothe the orphans through the Kiswat Al Eid campaign. They can also contribute towards Rebuilding Palestine & Iraq.

'We are happy about our collaboration with Red Crescent during Ramadan. It is an affirmation of Oasis Centre's commitment to its community and the less privileged,' Farrell added.

A donation kiosk with three collection boxes (one for each of the above causes) has been set up in the mall and visitors can choose which cause they want to support. Visitors are then entitled to a free Scratch Card to win hundreds of gift vouchers, kindly sponsored by Oasis Centre stores, including Home Centre, Damas, Max, Centrepoint, Q Home, Fun City, Starbucks and Fitness First.

In keeping with the traditions and rituals associated with the season, themed lighting, illuminated palm trees and a Ramadan Souk will come alive in the mall.

The Souk will open every Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights from 9pm to 12 midnight featuring Arabic sweets, traditional jewellery, art and other locally produced Arabic items.

Other Ramadan highlights at Oasis Centre include a traditional majlis (Ramadan tent), where dates and kahwa will be served to visitors and children will be encouraged to participate in various activities, including designing their own charity collection box, which they can take away, fill with coins and return to the mall to donate to Red Crescent. Boys have the option of making a set of glass prayer beads for their family members.

Laden with Arabic culture, traditional celebrations and a chance to win three kilos of gold, Oasis Centre has an eventful Ramadan planned for their customers.
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About Oasis Centre:
Oasis Centre is one of Dubai's most convenient family-friendly shopping destinations. Located between the second and third interchange on the arterial Sheikh Zayed Road, the mall offers the convenience of a neighbourhood shopping centre, with a wide variety of retail concepts.

The architectural design exudes warmth, harmony and convenience for shoppers and the distinctive, inward-looking interior design of Oasis Centre provides a panoramic view of all the stores from the Atrium. On entering the mall shoppers are immediately greeted by a dramatic glass dome, the largest suspended dome in the Middle East, which is designed to radiate light throughout the mall.

Covering a total area of 1.44 million sq. ft. and retail space of 972,000 sq. ft. spread across four levels, Oasis Centre features all of Landmark Group's core retail concepts including the largest electronics store in the Middle East, Emax, Babyshop, Shoemart, Splash, Lifestyle, Beautybay, Home Centre, Max, Q Home Decor, Shoexpress, Spaces, Gourmet Station and the Group operated international franchise businesses.

Oasis Centre also features a diverse range of shopping experience with a number of globally recognized brands including Carrefour Express, the first ladies only Fitness First, Sun & Sand Sports, Nike Lifestyle, Aeropostale and Springfield etc.

About Landmark Group:
Landmark Group was established in Bahrain in 1973. The company has successfully grown into an international retail conglomerate that encompasses a retail presence of over 11 million square feet across GCC, Jordan, Egypt and India. Today, the Group operates over 800 stores in 10 countries, with retail concepts and business interests that focus on delivering exceptional value to a wide customer base, made up of varied nationalities, cultures and economic profiles.

Landmark Group employs more than 22,000 employees and provides a value-driven product range for the family through its core retail concepts: Centrepoint, Babyshop, Shoe Mart, Splash, Lifestyle, Beautybay, Home Centre, Q Home Decor, Max, Shoexpress, E-Max, and Landmark International, which franchises international brands such as New Look, Reiss, Aftershock and Koton. Expansion being at the core of its business philosophy, the Landmark Group has witnessed a consistent annual growth rate of 32% over the last 3 years.

For more information, please contact Toju Ogbe/Debanjana Chaudhuri
BPG Public Relations, Dubai
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