WhatsApp Teams Up with Egyptian Celebrities and Al Ahly SC to Launch Exclusive Sticker Packs
Cairo, Egypt – 17 April 2025: WhatsApp has announced exclusive collaborations with some of Egypt's most beloved celebrities and the iconic Al Ahly Sporting Club to bring fans unique and expressive sticker packs. These custom sticker packs, designed in partnership with these creators, will be exclusivelyaccessible through their official WhatsApp channels.Yesterday, WhatsApp announced users can now make their own sticker packs without having to leave the app, and now fans can enhance their daily conversations with stickers featuring iconic moments and expressions from their favorite stars and sports heroes. Whether it's a punchline from a famous comedy sketch or a sticker of a legendary goal celebration, these exclusive packs offer a fun and distinctly Egyptian way to connect with friends and family.
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