Bahri marks strategic partnership with LIV Golf Saudi
This venture marks a significant step in Bahri's strategy for global expansion and is set to increase the organization's brand equity by creating unique and positive experiences at LIV Golf events while reinforcing the drive, resiliency, precision and focus required in golf.
Engineer Ahmed Ali Alsubaey, the CEO of Bahri, expressed his enthusiasm for the opportunity, stating: "Our collaboration with LIV Golf is a strategic alignment not only with the sport's values but also with our ambition to expand globally while enhancing our brand presence across key markets."
"Bahri transports the Kingdom's exports to the world and transports the Kingdom's imports from the world. With this Bahri / LIV Golf partnership we intend to transport Bahri (The Brand) to the world. Bahri intends to leverage this platform to better connect with our global customers, partners, service providers and suppliers, this will enable Bahri's ambition to extend its reach globally," he stated.
"Golf, being a global business sport, presents an ideal platform for Bahri to connect with its stakeholders and strengthen our community ties through engaging events and sustainable, world-class solutions," he added.
As an Official Partner, Bahri contributed to the thrilling environment on display to start the LIV Golf season as the League's stars played under the floodlights at Riyadh Golf Club, a first for the LIV Golf League.
It was a fitting connection to the city's vibrant nightlife and evening entertainment scene, ushering in a new era for the League and providing fans in Riyadh and across the world with an unrivalled experience.
LIV Golf features an exciting blend of individual and team competition that has supercharged the sport, redefined how golf is experienced and captivated fans worldwide with participation from the world's top golfers.
This collaboration with LIV Golf serves as a notable platform for Bahri to showcase its expertise and services on a global stage, stated Alsubaey.
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