KARACHI: Awais Qadir Shah, minister of Transport and Mass Mobility, visited Careem head office and its ‘Care Centre’ on the occasion of completing four years of service, a statement said on Friday.
He also held a discussion with Zeeshan Baig, country general manager, on progressing forward in terms of providing safe and secure mobility to its users, it added. The minister encouraged Careem’s efforts regarding their ambulance services and emergency on call available to both captains and customers.
Shah said, “The government of Sindh is appreciative of the ride-hailing platforms such as Careem, and looks forward to working together with them in public-private partnerships to resolve mobility issues for the people of Sindh.”
Baig said, “We are extremely proud to have turned Careem into a household name in just a matter of four years, and we have still only scratched the surface. The transport minister has been extremely supportive in helping Careem pave the way towards better mobility for Pakistanis through innovative solutions like Careem,” he added.