Ooredoo Algeria partnered with Algérie Poste (Algeria Post) to support the 21st edition of the National Postman Race, held in Constantine on October 9th, celebrating World Post Day. The mobile operator accompanied the postal service provider in organizing the event, reaffirming its commitment to community engagement and national development.The race, themed “Local Service, Global Reach,” was officially inaugurated by the Minister of Post and Telecommunications, Sid Ali Zerrouki, and the Director-General of Algérie Poste, Chiraz Béchiri. The event saw the participation of over 150 postmen and women from across Algeria, representing various categories including veterans, current employees, and both male and female runners. The race route spanned from the Constantine post office to the Zenith Hall.
The National Postman Race aims to highlight the crucial role postmen and women play daily in delivering mail and contributing to social cohesion, particularly in the context of digital transformation. The event underscores the dedication and hard work of postal workers in connecting communities and facilitating communication.
In a statement, Ooredoo Algeria emphasized that its sponsorship of this symbolic initiative reflects its commitment to human values and corporate citizenship, which are integral to its identity. This partnership with Algérie Poste strengthens Ooredoo’s strategic collaboration with key institutional players in the country, supporting initiatives that foster teamwork, joint efforts, and community spirit.
By supporting the National Postman Race, Ooredoo Algeria demonstrates its ongoing commitment to Algeria’s social and economic development. The company actively supports meaningful events that share common values with the Algerian community, contributing to a stronger and more connected nation. This sponsorship is one of the many ways Ooredoo Algeria supports the country’s progress.
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Written by Noor Eleslam
