Ooredoo Maldives, Platinum Sponsor, GM Forum 2021
Telecom giant, Ooredoo Maldives has partnered with Hotelier Maldives as a Platinum Sponsor of GM Forum 2021.
This year’s GM Forum is scheduled for 23rd September 2021 at Paradise Island Resort, Maldives. It is the fifth edition of the Forum and a ‘must-attend’ event for general managers. The forum is an ideal platform for hotel suppliers and service providers to reach out, network and expand the business with general managers, owners and developers.
“Ooredoo Maldives has always played a key role in the digital transformation of the hospitality industry with innovative solutions. During these unprecedented times we believe that the GM Forum will provide a platform for leaders of the industry to discuss their vision. We are extremely excited to partner with Hotelier Maldives for GM Forum 2021 and we hope that this event will be an absolute success.” said Najib Khan, Managing Director and CEO of Ooredoo Maldives.
Inaugurated in 2016, the GM Forum is an annual event dedicated to managers of hospitality establishments in the Maldives and industry stakeholders including developers, investors and hotel suppliers. The Forum features speakers from industry leaders and panel discussions on pertinent topics affecting hotel operations in the country.
Featured Image: Najib Khan, CEO, Ooredoo Maldives
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