KARACHI: Dolmen Mall, Pakistan’s favourite chain of malls, paid tribute to the founder of Pakistan; Quaid-e-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah on his birth anniversary during the 26th year of Dolmen Shopping Festival.
Hosted by Ali Gul Pir, the Quaid day celebrations engaged mall visitors and a sizeable online audience through performances, quizzes, surprise gifts, various acts and a special grand dolmen draw took place leaving the customers delighted across all three malls. The Dolmen Mall Tariq Road dually hosted a Estraplock concert along with cultural performances. A flag hoisting ceremony along with cake cutting amidst mall visitors and children intensified the patriotic fervor across all three malls.
Naureen Khan, General Manager Marketing & Communications expressed her thoughts on the tribute as: ‘Freedom is a liberty we enjoy because of our founder. On occasion of the 26th Dolmen Shopping Festival, we want to encourage mall visitors to join us in paying homage to our founder through gratitude and recollection.”
Dolmen Mall celebrates its 26th Dolmen Shopping Festival from 21 December till 6 January at all three malls. The Grand Magical Festival include a host activities for customers through specially created carnival games, Super Sales, exclusive DSF deals & discounts on leading brands, winter and food bazaars along with chances to win grand prizes of gifts and vouchers worth Rs.10 million through the Dolmen Draw.
Dolmen Mall (Clifton, Tariq Road and Hyderi) has revolutionized the retail landscape of Pakistan. Dolmen mall integrates the best in food, fashion and leisure. It provides the Pakistani shopper exclusive access to some of the world’s most popular retail brands and eateries, attracting customers from all over the country to its doors. It has always strived to offer recreational and entertaining events for families.
Dolmen Mall goes an extra mile when it comes to keeping its clientele happy. It offers clean and well-equipped restrooms, prayer areas and mother’s rooms on every floor, money exchanges and banks, dedicated women only parking, and access for differently abled persons. News Desk
