Despite pandemic My Book app registers 130000 users
03 May 2021 - 9:24
CEO of My Book Qatar, Abdullah Soomro (left) and Director of
Marketing & Partnerships at My Book Qatar, Faraz Waqar
Deepak John | The Peninsula
My Book Qatar App has achieved more than 50 percent growth in the number of users in the local market in the year 2020, despite the challenges of the pandemic year. “Our company has rapidly emerged as one of the leading providers of digital app-based offers in the country.
We have already serviced more than 100,000 satisfied, active app users in total in Qatar. In 2020, we have seen more than 50 percent growth in the number of users downloads” Abdullah Soomro, CEO of My Book Qatar, told The Peninsula.
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Exchange house waives charges on funds being remitted to PM Cares Fund
Remittances from the UAE to India have picked up since the outbreak of the latest Covid-19 wave, as people in India increase their dependency on NRIs working here in the UAE.
In addition, some of the local exchange houses are also supporting India by waiving charges on remittances being sent to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s PM Cares Fund for Covid-19. (Check out the latest gold/forex rates in UAE)
“There has been a noticeable increase in remittances being sent by our Indian customers to their families during India’s latest Covid-19 outbreak. Over the past few days, we have announced that we will waive all our charges to any funds being sent to the PM Cares Fund, which supports India’s fight against the virus,” said Hasan Fardan Al Fardan, CEO of Al Fardan Exchange.
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