MMBL CFDO highlights the power of fintech at the GITEX GLOBAL 2022.

Pakistan's largest digital bank, Mobilink Microfinance Bank Limited (MMBL)'s Chief Finance and Digital Officer (CFDO), Sardar Mohammad Abubakr shared his expertise on Fintech Surge ESG and Fintech - Society, Inclusion and the Environment at the GITEX GLOBAL 2022, held in the 2nd week of October at Dubai World Trade Centre. GITEX GLOBAL, the world's largest tech show, unifies the world's most influential ecosystems advancing business, economy, society, and culture through the sheer power of innovation.

MMBL is part of the VEON group, a global digital operator that provides converged connectivity and online services across seven countries. As part of its digital operator strategy, VEON is transforming people's lives, creating opportunities for greater digital inclusion, and driving economic growth across countries that are home to more than 8% of the world's population.

During his address, Sardar Abubakr stressed the need to recognize the huge strides Pakistan has made in digitalization. Dedicated to harnessing the power of technology, MMBL is at the forefront of digital innovation, making digital and financial solutions more inclusive, efficient, and affordable for everyone, especially women and Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs)- two highly influential segments for increased economic development. The Bank's ever-growing partnerships portfolio is a testament to the expansion we are doing for maximizing the outreach of our financial services.

This year, Gitex Global is hosting more than 4,500 companies, thousands of exhibitions, and 100,000+ attendees from 170 countries, in addition to over 1000 industry leaders and subject experts from diverse fields as speakers. Building a bridge between technology and finance, Fintech Surge featured 100+ globally leading financial industry experts, entrepreneurs, innovators, investors, and regulators.

With over 40 million registered users, including 15+ million monthly active mobile wallets, MMBL remains committed to expanding access to financial services...