Samsung Electronics Saudi Arabia and Hyundai announce the winner of Samsung Wallet Ramadan campaign
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia – May. 08, 2025 – Samsung Electronics Saudi Arabia and Hyundai announced the successful culmination of their Ramadan 2025 partnership, awarding a brand-new Hyundai Palisade Calligraphy 4×4 to a lucky Samsung Wallet user. The winner 'Omar Abdelqader Mustafa', was presented with the keys to their new vehicle yesterday at a ceremony held at the Hyundai showroom in Riyadh.
The partnership, launched during the holy month of Ramadan, encouraged customers to explore the convenience and security of Samsung Wallet. Participants earned stamps for each transaction made using Samsung Pay, gaining entry into a draw to win the grand prize.
'We at Samsung are incredibly proud of this partnership with Hyundai. By working together, we aim to leverage innovation to provide Samsung users with services that make their everyday lives more convenient and exciting.' said Sami Khairalla, Head of mobile division in Samsung Electronics Saudi Arabia
Samsung Wallet offers users a cutting-edge platform that not only simplifies their daily transactions but also aligns with the broader goals of Saudi Vision 2030. As a strategic alignment, this initiative supports the Kingdom's commitment to modernizing its financial sectors and embracing technological advancements that improve quality of life.
For further details about Samsung Wallet, visit www.samsung.com
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