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GP partners Huawei to ensure services at customers’ doorstep

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TBS Report
08 November, 2020, 08:50 pm
Last modified: 08 November, 2020, 09:01 pm

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GP partners Huawei to ensure services at customers’ doorstep

This partnership will enable customers to receive critical GP services right at their doorsteps from selected Huawei Stores

TBS Report
08 November, 2020, 08:50 pm
Last modified: 08 November, 2020, 09:01 pm
Photo: Collected
Photo: Collected

To provide convenient services to customers and unlocking further possibilities of digital services during the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic, Grameenphone (GP) has recently signed a partnership with Huawei Bangladesh.

The partnership will ensure customers will receive GP services from Huawei stores across Bangladesh to stay connected to what matters most.

This partnership will enable customers to receive critical GP services right at their doorsteps from selected Huawei Stores. Through this partnership, GP also intends to provide additional benefits for the store visitors while ensuring service quality.

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The five GP services (SIM activation and replacement, recharge, packs and bill pay) will be available in Huawei Experience Stores in the following area: Mirpur 2, Tokyo Square, Cantonment in Dhaka, Kajir Dewri in Chattogram, Fatema Center in Barisal Sadar, Lutfunnesa Market in Dinajpur, Upasahar in Sylhet and Gosh road in Mymensingh.

The five services are critical for customers as these will help them stay connected seamlessly, and the services are available at their convenient proximity. This collaboration will also fulfil GP's vision of empowering society by making services easily accessible and unfold the possibilities of Digital Bangladesh.

Grameenphone has plans to extend this collaboration with other partners in the upcoming days.

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