Qatari Al Meera opens its 43rd branch
(MENAFN- Gulf Times) Al Meera Consumer Goods Company opened of its newest branch in Jeryan Njeima, a Doha suburb, near College of North Atlantic - Qatar, Wednesday, making it the 43rd addition to the supermarket chain.
"We are committed to providing our unique services to all citizens of Qatar, especially those in new areas that don't have access to topnotch facilities," deputy CEO Dr Mohamed Nasser al-Qahtani said.
"Al Meera supports the Qatar National Vision 2030 by expanding into different parts of the state and developing all areas of the nation. We are very pleased to be serving yet another segment of the Qatari community and look forward to the opening of our upcoming branches," he said.
Al-Qahtani said the new branch adheres to international standards of construction and décor to provide customers with a convenient shopping experience.
The 5,500sq m Jeryan Njeima branch features a 1,200sq m of supermarket area, which offers shoppers a wide variety of food and non-food related items, as well as fresh products.
The branch includes a butchery, fishery, delicatessen, fruits and vegetables area, and bakery to cater to consumers' daily needs at competitive prices. Aside from its huge parking space, the branch will feature 19 shops and four restaurants that are set to open soon.
It also boasts of state-of-the-art elements, which are also found in other new outlets such as high-tech lighting, storage techniques, other and technologies.
"The branch's world-class shelves highly reflect the company's keenness to offer the best products display to its customers, good-looking and well-spaced shelves allow customers to shop their items efficiently," al-Qahtani said.
During the opening ceremony, al-Qahtani was accompanied by board member Mohamed Ibrahim al-Sulaiti and other Al Meera representatives.
Al-Qahtani said: "During the weeks leading up to the launch date, our teams applied their fullest efforts to have the branch up and running before the start of Ramadan to serve the needs of the neighbouring communities during the holy month."
Until Eid al-Fitr, Al Meera offers 1,000 products at cost, in addition to a wide selection of the sought-after items during Ramadan. This includes more than 700 store promotions and other "socially-responsible activities" that will be announced soon, al-Qahtani said.
Besides the Jeryan Njeima facility, Al Meera recently opened stores in Muaither, Al Azizia, Muraikh, the Gulf Mall and Thakhira, and aims to launch four more branches this year in Al Wakrah, Al Thumama, Al Wajba, and Rawdat Ekdeem.
Al Meera has started working on several other branches as part of its expansion strategy to construct 14 new shopping malls in Sailiya North, Bu Sidra, Al Wakrah 2, Umm Salal, Leabaib 1, Leabaib 2, Rawdat Aba El-Herran, Azghawa, Al Khor, Um Qarn, Rawdat Al Hamama, Jeryan Junaihat, Al Sailiya, and Ain Khaled.
Once completed, Al Meera will have at total of 56 outlets across the country. Also, the company plans to establish additional branches that would be characterised by a unique design in Al Jamiliyah and Al Shamal.
"We are committed to providing our unique services to all citizens of Qatar, especially those in new areas that don't have access to topnotch facilities," deputy CEO Dr Mohamed Nasser al-Qahtani said.
"Al Meera supports the Qatar National Vision 2030 by expanding into different parts of the state and developing all areas of the nation. We are very pleased to be serving yet another segment of the Qatari community and look forward to the opening of our upcoming branches," he said.
Al-Qahtani said the new branch adheres to international standards of construction and décor to provide customers with a convenient shopping experience.
The 5,500sq m Jeryan Njeima branch features a 1,200sq m of supermarket area, which offers shoppers a wide variety of food and non-food related items, as well as fresh products.
The branch includes a butchery, fishery, delicatessen, fruits and vegetables area, and bakery to cater to consumers' daily needs at competitive prices. Aside from its huge parking space, the branch will feature 19 shops and four restaurants that are set to open soon.
It also boasts of state-of-the-art elements, which are also found in other new outlets such as high-tech lighting, storage techniques, other and technologies.
"The branch's world-class shelves highly reflect the company's keenness to offer the best products display to its customers, good-looking and well-spaced shelves allow customers to shop their items efficiently," al-Qahtani said.
During the opening ceremony, al-Qahtani was accompanied by board member Mohamed Ibrahim al-Sulaiti and other Al Meera representatives.
Al-Qahtani said: "During the weeks leading up to the launch date, our teams applied their fullest efforts to have the branch up and running before the start of Ramadan to serve the needs of the neighbouring communities during the holy month."
Until Eid al-Fitr, Al Meera offers 1,000 products at cost, in addition to a wide selection of the sought-after items during Ramadan. This includes more than 700 store promotions and other "socially-responsible activities" that will be announced soon, al-Qahtani said.
Besides the Jeryan Njeima facility, Al Meera recently opened stores in Muaither, Al Azizia, Muraikh, the Gulf Mall and Thakhira, and aims to launch four more branches this year in Al Wakrah, Al Thumama, Al Wajba, and Rawdat Ekdeem.
Al Meera has started working on several other branches as part of its expansion strategy to construct 14 new shopping malls in Sailiya North, Bu Sidra, Al Wakrah 2, Umm Salal, Leabaib 1, Leabaib 2, Rawdat Aba El-Herran, Azghawa, Al Khor, Um Qarn, Rawdat Al Hamama, Jeryan Junaihat, Al Sailiya, and Ain Khaled.
Once completed, Al Meera will have at total of 56 outlets across the country. Also, the company plans to establish additional branches that would be characterised by a unique design in Al Jamiliyah and Al Shamal.
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