Karachi – September 03, 2024: Jazz, Pakistan’s leading digital operator, and Mobilink Microfinance Bank Limited (MMBL), the country’s leading digital microfinance bank, have combined their strengths to advance financial inclusion and empowerment throughout Pakistan. This partnership marks a significant milestone in the digital transformation of the nation’s financial services, with the dual objectives of substantially enhancing customer engagement, and expanding digital literacy and inclusion.
By synergizing their unique capabilities, this partnership will spearhead a women’s entrepreneurship initiative dedicated to empowering female customers by providing them with essential digital assets. As part of this initiative, female lenders will be provided with complimentary smartphones equipped with Jazz SIMs, which will come with 12 months of free data and preloaded applications to improve data accessibility and ensure smooth access to essential financial services.
Kazim Mujtaba, President Consumer Division at Jazz, commented, “This partnership with Mobilink Bank underscores our commitment to innovation and customer-centric solutions. By drawing on each other’s strengths, we are leveraging digital technology to not only enhance customer communication but also advance women’s empowerment through digital inclusion and entrepreneurship. This initiative aligns with our new ServiceCo model and our broader vision of a digitally inclusive Pakistan. As an overarching, long-term collaboration, it marks the beginning of many more milestones to come.”
Mobilink Bank’s Interim CEO, Haaris Mahmood Chaudhary, remarked, “We are committed to exploring innovative ways to improve our customer engagement and service delivery. Collaborating with Jazz, we are advancing our mission to provide accessible and efficient financial services, focusing on financial empowerment and inclusion for women. By leveraging digital assets and promoting digital literacy, we strive to broaden our reach and foster meaningful progress in financial inclusion across the country.”
