The partnership will enable supply chain companies using the Dubai Trade portal (www.dubaitrade.ae) to access their DIB accounts online and execute monetary transactions seamlessly.
The agreement was signed by Dubai Trade Director Mahmood Al Bastaki and DIB Head of Electronic Banking Musabbah Al Qaizi.
Rosoom, the e-payment gateway for the online services of DP World, Jafza and the Dubai Multi Commodities Centre, serves importers, exporters, freight forwarders, clearing agents and hauliers as a single window for all trade related transactions. Rosoom offers Dubai Trade customers secure multiple payment methods to settle their bills and save on time, effort and cost. “Dubai Trade is honoured to enter into this partnership with a reputable financial institution like Dubai Islamic Bank. This initiative will further empower our vast trading community with innovative new tools to conduct their businesses in a secure environment. It is part of Dubai Trade’s commitment to bring added value to its supply chain e-services that have already won praise for sharpening the competitive edge of the business sector in the UAE,” Al Bastaki said.
“Dubai Trade has a remarkable track record of supporting Dubai’s trading industry through technology. For Dubai Islamic Bank, the integration of our banking facilities with Dubai Trade is a natural extension of our desire to serve the customers better. We are happy to play a role in Dubai Trade’s efforts to promote e-commerce in line with Dubai Government’s policies,” Al Qaizi said.
Through its sophisticated network customised for e-transaction, Dubai Trade has set a benchmark for technology-driven excellence in trading.
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Quelle/Source: Khaleej Times, 12.06.2011

