Dhiraagu launches 37th anniversary offers, including ISIC plan for students

Dhiraagu has launched exciting new offers, including an International Student Identity Card (ISIC) plan that provides students with access to exclusive global deals, in celebration of its 37th anniversary.

The details of the offers were shared at a special press conference held at the Dhiraagu head office on Wednesday.

Speaking at the press conference, Dhiraagu’s Chief Commercial Officer, Ali Riyaz thanked customers for choosing the telecom company and being part of their 37-year journey, and expressed appreciation for its staff for their dedication.

“For 37 years, we have worked to deliver the best digital experiences, empowering our customers and connecting communities across the Maldives. This anniversary, we celebrate together with exciting offers that reflect our promise to bring you more value, more innovation, and more ways to stay connected,” he said.

The offers launched on Wednesday are:

• Free 37 GB for 24 hours: Postpaid and Prepaid customers can enjoy 37 GB of free data for 24 hours by simply dialing *225# between 10:00 am and 6:00 pm on Wednesday.
• Dhiraagu X ISIC: Designed for students studying in the Maldives, the plan offers exclusive global deals from ISIC, exciting local partner offers, and special telco benefits.
• Family Gifting: Both Dhiraagu Prepaid and Postpaid customers can receive bonus data simply by gifting data to others.
• Dhiraagu NetProtect: Customers can enjoy AI-powered internet safety from just MVR 35 per month.

These offers can be activated from DhiraaguApp.

Additional information regarding the offers is available on Dhiraagu’s website.

Dhiraagu says it remains committed to leading the Maldives’ digital transformation and enriching lives through innovative digital solutions. Since 1988, Dhiraagu has pioneered and shaped the digital future of Maldives by investing in the islands, providing mobile service to 100 percent of the population, establishing modern telecom services such as 5G now covering over 70 percent of the population and providing FTTH to all inhabited islands enabling access to 100 percent of the households.