Ooredoo

Ooredoo is a Qatar-based multinational telecommunications company. It operates under the Ooredoo Group and traces its origins to Qatar Telecom (Qtel), the operator established to provide mobile and fixed telecommunications services. In 2013, Qtel rebranded as Ooredoo as part of a global brand refresh intended to reflect the company’s focus on customer experience and digital services.

Ooredoo's operations span numerous markets in the Middle East, North Africa and Southeast Asia. The group provides mobile voice and data services, fixed-line and broadband Internet, as well as enterprise solutions for businesses. It also offers digital services including mobile money, cloud, content services and applications for consumer and business customers. In many markets, the company is expanding 4G and 5G networks and investing in fibre and data centers to support digital transformation.

Ooredoo positions itself as a technology and service provider rather than a traditional carrier, with emphasis on customer-centric offerings, digital ecosystems, and partnerships with international technology providers. The brand is used across its operations to convey a unified corporate identity, while local subsidiaries deliver region-specific products and pricing.