Kuwait, Qout Market & Ooredoo are back together – Valuable offer is available exclusively at Ooredoo’s booth

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KUWAIT CITY, Nov 21: This weekend saw the return of the highly popular Qout Market with thousands descending upon its new Murooj venue to snap up local produce and crafts. Local artisans displayed their wares or performed to the public — with the hope of making their big break.

Ooredoo Kuwait, a member of the international Ooredoo Group, was once again present as the main sponsor of this, the Qout Market’s third season, which will run from November 2015 to April 2016.

Ooredoo is offering an exclusive package that includes an iPhone 6s or iPhone 6s Plus, in addition to a Jawbone fitness tracker, an iPad Mini, a router, and a Macbook starting from KD 40 a month. The offer is available exclusively at Ooredoo’s booth in Qout Market.

This weekend, Ooredoo engaged with participants and visitors through a special onsite booth and provided information to the entrepreneurs on how they can avail support from Kuwait’s fastest growing and most advanced operator.

Mijbil Alayoub, Director of Corporate Communications at Ooredoo Kuwait said: “Ooredoo has developed a range of activities to support young people and Kuwait’s growing community of entrepreneurs. Sponsorship of the Qout Market not only provides a platform for start-ups to test their products and find initial customers, but it also allows our teams to provide advice on the latest technologies that can help take a new concept around the world through the power of information communications technology and digital commerce.”

The ‘Qout Market’ took place at Murooj — a Sahara Golf Club project — and included local farm produce, artisanal food products and crafts, with a ‘street food’ section aimed at highlighting the culinary diversity of Kuwait’s local food community. The market also offered a section dedicated for children’s activities.

For more information on the Qout Market, please visit http://www.qoutmarket.com/

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