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

Ufone and Telenor Pakistan have secured nine awards at Dragons of Pakistan 2026, showcasing their innovative campaigns and commitment to quality.

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Ufone and Telenor Pakistan team celebrating their success at Dragons of Pakistan 2026.

Key Takeaways

  • Ufone and Telenor Pakistan secured nine awards at Dragons of Pakistan 2026.
  • The awards include two Gold, two Silver, and five Black Dragons.
  • The recognition highlights the brands' innovative campaigns and commitment to quality.

Ufone and Telenor Pakistan have achieved significant success at the Dragons of Pakistan 2026 awards, securing nine accolades across various categories.

The awards, which include two Gold, two Silver, and five Black Dragons, span Marketing, Public Relations, Media, Digital, Content Creation, and Small Budget categories.

Ufone's campaign, 'Babar Azam’s Lost Phone, Data Bohhaaat Hai,' stood out, winning Gold Dragons in both Marketing Discipline and Public Relations, as well as a Black Dragon in Media.

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Additionally, Ufone received a Silver Dragon in Media for 'Super 5' and a Silver Dragon in Digital for '5G Launch: It’s More Than Just Speed.'

Telenor Pakistan added to the tally with four Black Dragons, recognized in Content Creation, Digital, Small Budget, and Public Relations.

The brand won for 'Comic Feeds' in Content Creation, 'Tension Ko Smash Karo' in Digital, 'Karachi Ka Connection' in Small Budget, and 'Influencer Tactical Campaigns' in Public Relations.

Syed Atif Raza, Chief Commercial Officer of PTML, expressed pride in the recognition, stating, 'The nine awards reflect the quality and impact of the hard work of our team and partners.'

He added, 'These campaigns demonstrate our commitment to create innovative products and services, substantiated by relevant and powerful communication that resonates with the audiences.'

The recognition underscores the breadth of creative work developed by Ufone and Telenor Pakistan, showcasing their ability to translate consumer insights into relevant and engaging campaigns across diverse platforms.

The nine awards reflect the quality and impact of the hard work of our team and partners.

Syed Atif Raza, Chief Commercial Officer, PTML