Targeting Moroccan customers
Money transfer and foreign exchange provider UAE Exchange is partnering global payments provider Western Union to extend joint operations into Morocco (view press release). The aim of the new joint venture is to widen the availability of online and remote payment solutions to consumers in Morocco. UAE Exchange is already an agent for Western Union in the Middle East.
Mr Y. Sudhir Kumar Shetty, COO – Global Operations, UAE Exchange believes the partnership will benefit its many customers in the country. He said: “We are glad to extend the experience, expertise and convenience gained over the years to benefit our mutual customers in Morocco. This further adds to our vision of bringing more value to the beneficiaries of our customers. Both brands bring the best of integrity and quality to the table, which is good for the beneficiaries of our Moroccan customers.”
“Our focus has consistently been on increasing access whilst maintaining service excellence and we are confident that this is a goal we share with UAE Exchange,” added Aida Diarra, Senior Vice President, North, West and Central Africa at Western Union.
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