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Etisalat UAE, branded as etisalat by e&, and du have announced that they are offering free calls from UAE network to Syria and Turkey for a week as part of their humanitarian response to the recent earthquake that impacted the two countries.
Etisalat has said that its offer applies from February 9, until February 16, and all etisalat by e& mobile (Consumer & Business) customers will be able to stay connected with their families and loved ones in Syria and Turkey by having the possibility to use up to 1,000 free minutes. Customers travelling to Syria and Turkey on roaming can receive free incoming calls and make unlimited outgoing calls to the UAE or within Syria and Turkey.
Du's offer lasts between February 6 and February 16, and allows customers in the UAE to make free calls to Syria and Turkey as well.
This initiative aims to support ongoing efforts to connect communities and keep people updated on developments. This is also in line with the UAE leadership’s endeavour and generosity in providing aid to the earthquake victims in Syria and Turkey.
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