Starlink and WiWU Announced Strategic Partnership to Elevate Tech Lifestyle in Qatar
Starlink, a subsidiary of the Ooredoo Group, has officially partnered with WiWU, one of the most recognized global brands in mobile accessories and tech lifestyle products. This strategic collaboration brings together two innovation-focused companies aiming to deliver smarter, more stylish, and functional tech solutions to the Qatar market.
WiWU, established in 2011, is known for its emphasis on design, quality, and market adaptability. With over 2,000 SKUs, 12 product categories, and 60+ exclusive agents worldwide, WiWU has successfully positioned itself as a preferred brand in more than 60 countries. Their product range includes smart backpacks, GaN chargers, multi-functional power banks, wearable tech, and high-performance cases, all designed to enhance modern mobility and digital lifestyles.
Through this partnership, Starlink will serve as the exclusive distributor of WiWU products in Qatar. With over 18 years of experience in the technology, devices, and mobile accessories sector, Starlink's established distribution network, retail presence, and advanced logistics capabilities — including 1-hour delivery across Doha — make it a powerful platform to scale WiWU's reach in the region.
This collaboration reflects a shared commitment to delivering high-quality, customer-centric solutions. Starlink's diverse portfolio of global partners and strong presence in the consumer tech and lifestyle space position it as an ideal channel to expand WiWU's presence in Qatar's growing tech market.
The partnership is expected to introduce a dynamic range of products that merge form and function, tailored for professionals, students, travelers, and everyday users seeking dependable, innovative accessories.
"We are excited to welcome WiWU to our family of global partners," said Cyril Anand, CEO of Starlink. "This partnership aligns perfectly with our mission to deliver premium, forward-thinking tech solutions that enhance everyday life. With WiWU's innovative product design and our robust distribution network, we're ready to reshape the mobile accessories landscape in Qatar."
'This partnership with Starlink represents a strategic move to strengthen our presence in Qatar. WiWU is committed to bringing smart, high-performance accessories to a broader audience, and we're excited to work with a partner whose local expertise and customer reach will help us deliver real value to consumers across Qatar.' said Jason Zhu, CEO of WiWU. '
About Starlink:
Starlink, a subsidiary of the Ooredoo Group, has been serving Qatar since 2006, steadily evolving into a preeminent multi-vertical organization within the technology and telecommunications sector. With over 18 years of experience, Starlink operates diverse yet integrated business units, encompassing retail operations through both Starlink and Ooredoo stores, a robust e-commerce platform, and nationwide B2C and B2B distribution of Ooredoo services. In addition, we deliver ICT distribution and managed services, support corporate clients with dedicated B2B device provisioning, and offer specialized solutions in installation and maintenance, human resource outsourcing, and call center operations. Our capabilities further extend to managed print and imaging services, as well as dedicated technology distribution, including our strategic partnership as the official distributors of many prominent brands in Qatar. Supported by a team of 1,800 professionals and in collaborations with over 30 global technology leaders, we are proud to serve more than 1,023 clients. Through this diverse portfolio, Starlink continues to provide scalable, efficient, and future-ready solutions to individuals, enterprises, and institutions across the country.
For more information, visit our website at starlinkworld.com
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