Kathmandu. Samsung Nepal, one of the leading mobile and consumer electronics brands in Nepal, today announced a new campaign called “Sapna se Sambhavna Sam”. The campaign honours the vital role they play for their families and country, highlighting the contribution of Nepalis in overseas employment. It also reinforces Samsung’s mission of connecting lives through innovation. <\/p>\n
As part of this campaign, Samsung has launched an initiative called “Samsung Remit Ma Benefit”, which aims to provide more convenience and benefits to families dependent on remittances. The offer will be available from April 24. <\/p>\n
Recognizing remittances as the mainstay of Nepal’s economy, this campaign honors Nepalis in overseas employment as the main foundation of nation building. Plus, Samsung’s AI-enabled devices make the daily lives of their families smarter, connected, and meaningful. Samsung simplifies life through an easy and intuitive user experience. <\/p>\n
Under this initiative, Samsung has teamed up with IME Remit, Ncell, Khalti by IME and Hulas Fin Serve Ltd. to provide exclusive benefits on the purchase of Samsung’s products. It includes features such as bonus data on Ncell recharge, easy EMI up to 24 months, and cashback through Khalti, which will add value and convenience to the remittance-based family. This offer will be available only for those sending money to Nepal from abroad. <\/p>\n
The campaign also emphasizes the importance of choosing an authorized product for long-term reliability, warranty, and a smooth ecosystem experience.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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