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Mobilink, Uber join hands to facilitate Pakistani customers

byCT Report
11/03/2016
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KARACHI: Mobilink and Uber have joined hands to facilitate the local customers through multinational online transportation network.

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Speaking at the signing ceremony, Mobilink Business Services VP Azfar Manzoor said, “Our partnership with Uber showcases our leadership in the provision of state of the art communication services to customers throughout the country. We are thrilled to have joined hands with Uber in assisting them to cater to the transportation needs of our country through new innovative solutions.”

Uber EMEA Head of Expansion Loic Amado said, “We are excited to partner with the largest telco of Pakistan on multiple fronts and look forward to working with them. We are grateful to the Mobilink team for assisting our vision of bringing about a shift in the cities of Pakistan through our services.”

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