Al-Khaleej Commercial Bank Concludes Presentation of Mastercard and World Credit Cardholders with Samsung Al-Babtain

Commercial Bank Kuwait has concluded its exclusive offer for “Premier” account holders who are Mastercard World credit card holders, in collaboration with Samsung Al-Babtain. The promotion was designed to provide a distinctive shopping experience for cardholders, enabling them to benefit from a range of valuable prizes when purchasing the latest Samsung devices.

The offer included a cashback of 150 Kuwaiti Dinars when purchasing Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8, Fold 8 Ultra, or Flip 8 devices. Additionally, the first 50 customers received a Samsung Starter Box, valued at 98 Dinars, free of charge with their purchase from the Samsung Al-Babtain store at The Avenues Mall, between August 15 and 22.

The package also included a 47-watt charger, a 10,000 mAh power bank, screen protection, and 25% discount vouchers on maintenance services and covers, along with a complimentary Samsung Galaxy A07 5G smartphone. The promotion witnessed significant interest from Premier customers, reflecting the bank’s commitment to delivering comprehensive banking experiences.

In this context, Nora Kaid, Deputy General Manager of Retail Banking at Commercial Bank, stated: “The bank is keen to continue offering exclusive promotions for its cardholders, thereby expanding their available options and enhancing the value of its products and services.” She noted that the collaboration between Mastercard and Samsung Al-Babtain is part of a series of initiatives aimed at delivering innovative offers that align with customers’ interests, meet their daily needs and aspirations, and contribute to their well-being.

For his part, Erdem Shaker, Mastercard’s Country Manager for Kuwait and Qatar, said: “Mastercard and Commercial Bank share a commitment to facilitating everyday transactions for customers, making them safer and more beneficial. We are pleased to continue strengthening our relationship by providing valuable benefits to our customers, in line with the high demand for technology among residents of Kuwait.”