The delegation of senior Ooredoo representatives attending the museum to experience the exhibition included Sheikh Nasser bin Hamad bin Nasser al-Thani, chief commercial officer, and several other senior executives.
Mal Lawal 3 sheds light on the collecting community around Qatar, bringing local collectors together to network, collaborate, showcase their collectibles and engage in thought-provoking discussion and debate.
Reinterpreted to fit a museum setting, the platform serves as a launchpad for the art of collecting – addressing how to become a collector, what objects should be collected, and how they should be preserved and/or displayed.
Sheikh Nasser said, “We were delighted to visit Mal Lawal 3 and experience first-hand the contribution Ooredoo is making to the Qatari cultural scene as part of our corporate social responsibility strategy.
“Qatari culture and heritage is rich, varied, and fascinating, and we take pride in supporting Qatar Museums in this initiative that both preserves our culture and heritage for future generations and showcases them for all to enjoy.”
Collectibles are now on display to the public at the National Museum of Qatar until September 15, 2021.
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