Dubai Chambers has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with financial technology company Noqodi to enhance digital payment solutions across its services.
This partnership is aligned with Dubai’s ambition to implement a ‘Cashless Dubai’ strategy, which aims to streamline secure digital transactions across both public and private sectors.
Under the agreement, Noqodi will become the primary provider of digital payment solutions for all Dubai Chambers services, offering a range of options designed to improve customer experience and operational efficiency while adhering to the highest data protection standards.
Khalid Al Jarwan, Vice President of Operations at Dubai Chambers, emphasized the importance of this collaboration in advancing Dubai’s position as a global trade and investment hub.
“This partnership will help us enhance the quality of services and ease of doing business in Dubai,”
he stated.
Zahi Kallab, General Manager of Noqodi, expressed enthusiasm about the partnership, highlighting its potential to transform payment solutions.
“We are committed to creating a seamless, paperless environment that drives sustainability while making transactions faster, easier, and more secure,”
he said.
As a key player in Dubai’s economic development, Dubai Chambers supports the emirate’s business community by facilitating growth and fostering interactions with government entities. The partnership with Noqodi aligns with Dubai’s Economic Agenda (D33), which aims to double the size of the emirate's economy within the next decade and solidify its position as one of the top global cities.
This initiative is a significant step toward a more interconnected and efficient future for Dubai’s businesses, supporting the transition to a fully digital economy.
News Source: Dubai Media Office
