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Daraz, Meezan Bank partner to drive electric bike adoption in Pakistan

byCT Report
26/09/2023
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ISLAMABAD: Meezan Bank, Pakistan’s leading Islamic bank, and Daraz, Pakistan’s largest e-commerce platform join hands to support and encourage the use of electric bikes in Pakistan.

Both parties have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) in this regard and through this partnership, Meezan Bank will provide Shariah-compliant financing for electric bikes to Daraz delivery staff, riders across the country.

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The MoU was signed by Syed Iftikhar ul Haq – Group Head, Consumer Finance, Meezan Bank and Ahmed Tanveer – Chief Operating Officer of Daraz Pakistan, in the presence of senior executives from both organizations said a news release issued here.

Syed Iftikhar ul Haq on the occasion, “We are excited to collaborate with Daraz in promoting electric bikes in Pakistan. Together, we are working to reduce emissions and provide a more cost-effective and eco-friendly transportation solution that will benefit both our environment and the local community.” Ahmed Tanveer added, “We are fully committed to enhancing our customers’ delivery experience while actively contributing to a greener and more sustainable Pakistan.

Through our collaboration with Meezan Bank, we hope that we are not only able to encourage environmentally responsible practices but also provide our riders with a more economically viable solution in light of rising fuel costs.” This collaborative effort between Meezan Bank and Daraz Pakistan signifies a substantial stride towards a cleaner and more sustainable transportation future in Pakistan.

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