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Ufone and Telenor Pakistan Secure Nine Awards at Dragons of Pakistan 2026

Ufone and Telenor Pakistan have secured nine awards at the Dragons of Pakistan 2026, comprising two Gold, two Silver and … Read More The post Ufone and Telenor Pakistan Secure Nine Awards at Dragons of Pakistan 2026 appeared first on ProPakistani .

Ufone and Telenor Pakistan Secure Nine Awards at Dragons of Pakistan 2026

Ufone and Telenor Pakistan have claimed nine awards at the Dragons of Pakistan 2026 event. These accolades include two Gold, two Silver, and five Black Dragons across various categories such as Marketing, Public Relations, Media, Digital, Content Creation, and Small Budget. Ufone emerged victorious with five awards, spearheaded by their "Babar Azam’s Lost Phone, Data Bohhaaat Hai" campaign, which won Gold Dragons in both Marketing and Public Relations, and a Black Dragon in Media.

This campaign was complemented by a Silver Dragon in Media for "Super 5" and another Silver Dragon in Digital for "5G Launch: It’s More Than Just Speed." On the other hand, Telenor Pakistan added four Black Dragons to their tally, recognizing their work in Content Creation, Digital, Small Budget, and Public Relations. Their standout creations include "Comic Feeds" in Content Creation, "Tension Ko Smash Karo" in Digital, "Karachi Ka Connection" in Small Budget, and "Influencer Tactical Campaigns" in Public Relations.

Commenting on the success, Syed Atif Raza, Chief Commercial Officer, PTML, expressed pride in the recognition and highlighted the hard work and dedication of their team and partners. The awards underscore the brands' commitment to innovative products and services, underscored by impactful communication that resonates with audiences.

The success of these campaigns demonstrates Ufone and Telenor Pakistan's ability to translate consumer insights into engaging and relevant campaigns across diverse formats and channels.

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