Uber Connect launched in Pakistan

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ISLAMABAD: Uber on Thursday launched a delivery tech solution in the country that enables users to send/receive packages and request deliveries.

In a statement, the company said the Uber Connect was launched keeping in view consumers’ demands during lockdowns.

It said the application will support the growing community of users.

Uber Pakistan General Manager Saad Naveed Pall said said that “Pakistan is among a handful of countries across Middle East and Africa to launch Uber Connect, based on the success of our delivery service earlier this year.”

Published in Dawn, December 18th, 2020

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