Khaberni - Cairo Amman Bank renewed the cooperation agreement with Princess Sumaya University for Technology to convert the university ID into a multitasking smart card.
The agreement was signed by the Bank's CEO, Dr. Kamal Al-Bakri, and the University's president, Professor Dr. Wejdan Abu El Haija, along with several senior officials from both the university and the bank.
The smart card serves as an identification card for university students and enables its users to benefit from a range of advanced financial and electronic services including cash withdrawals, payments via point-of-sale devices, and online shopping. It can also be used as an entry card to various university facilities, and for paying tuition fees. The smart card also provides its holders the possibility to benefit from discounts and special offers within a wide network of retail stores.
On his part, Dr. Kamal Al-Bakri, CEO of Cairo Amman Bank, praised the high academic level of the university students and its prestigious reputation on both local and global scales, adding that this cooperation extends the commitment to providing smart banking solutions that facilitate students' lives and keep up with technological advancements.
University president, Dr. Abu El Haija, said that this cooperation contributes positively to supporting the university's efforts in developing the level of university services provided to its students and to the members of its faculty and administrative staff, aligning with the university's policy and the directions of its administration to embody the visions of its chairperson, Her Royal Highness Princess Sumaya bint Hassan, in enhancing cooperation with local community institutions and exchanging experiences with them, which contributes to the development and improvement of the services provided on both sides.
It is noteworthy that the multi-use smart university card represents an important step towards enabling students to benefit from modern and secure banking services that enhance their university experience and develop their skills in dealing with modern financial technologies.
