The Arab world's leading singer has joined with Coca-Cola in the commercial to promote the company's dedication to music as the platform that brings together people from all races and nationalities.
'The music platform is essential for us, and it is one that we have always supported, and throughout the world. Music represents a medium of expression that adds magic to moments, and that is what Coca-Cola is all about,' said Jasim Wahab, Regional Public Affairs and Communications manager for Coca-Cola Middle East, based in Bahrain. 'We look forward to this association, and hope that it will add something special to our customers' lives,' he added.
Nancy Agram stars in new commercial for Coca-Cola
Lebanese singing sensation Nancy Agram's latest hit music video is going to be a television commercial for the world's leading soft drink manufacturer Coca-Cola.
- United Arab Emirates: Tuesday, January 25 - 2005 at 14:23
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