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Arabian Automobiles Renault, GEMS Education collaborate to promote road safety

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Arabian Automobiles, the flagship company of the AW Rostamani Group and the exclusive dealer for Renault in Dubai, Sharjah and the Northern Emirates, has announced a new partnership with K-12 education providers GEMS Education

Arabian Automobiles Renault has partnered with GEMS Rewards Programme, where Renault will offer special discounted rates and benefits to GEMS Rewards members, made up of parents and GEMS Education staff, on its considerable lineup of cars, sedans and SUVs.

Michel Ayat, CEO of Arabian Automobiles, said, “This partnership enables us to highlight the importance of road safety among students, their families and staff members at GEMS Education, which has one of the largest networks of schools and enables us to reach out to the widest cross-section of the community.”

Sugam Bhasin, vice-president marketing at GEMS Education, added, “An underlying priority for GEMS Rewards is to continue to seek valuable partnerships so that GEMS Education families and staff can enjoy fantastic deals and offers that allow them to make significant savings on everyday brands and UAE experiences.”

The two entities will activate a comprehensive road safety awareness programme, whereby Renault will highlight the technological advances in vehicle safety that add to the confidence of motorists and passengers.

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