Algiers – Ooredoo Algeria has announced a new partnership with the Algerian Federation for Sports for the Disabled (FAH). The signing ceremony, marking the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, took place at Ooredoo’s headquarters. The agreement was formalized between Mr. Roni Tohme, Director General of Ooredoo, and Mr. Ahmed El Asri, President of the FAH, in the presence of athletes and Paralympic champions.
This partnership underscores Ooredoo’s commitment to fostering social inclusion and highlighting the significant role of athletes with disabilities in Algerian sports. These athletes have consistently represented Algeria with distinction in national and international arenas, achieving a remarkable record, particularly their impressive collection of Paralympic medals over the years.
Mr. Roni Tohme, Director General of Ooredoo, stated, “We are proud to enter into this partnership with the Algerian Federation for Sports for the Disabled. This commitment reflects our dedication to supporting sports of all kinds, without exception. We firmly believe in the abilities of athletes with disabilities in Algeria and aim to contribute to their development by providing more opportunities, showcasing talent, and enhancing their presence in various competitions. Ooredoo is committed to supporting and accompanying them towards achieving even greater success.”
Mr. Ahmed El Asri, President of the FAH, emphasized, “This partnership marks a significant milestone for sports for the disabled in Algeria, opening new horizons for our athletes and strengthening our ability to progress and achieve better results. We thank Ooredoo for this constructive initiative, which will benefit the Federation, the athletes, and the entire community of sports for the disabled. Through joint efforts, we aspire to reach even greater heights.”
This new partnership reinforces Ooredoo’s policy of supporting sports, with the company already sponsoring a number of elite teams and sporting disciplines, contributing to the development and advancement of national sports. The collaboration signifies a continued investment in Algerian athletic talent and a dedication to inclusive opportunities.
