Eastern Networks, a Dubai-based IT solution developer and integrator, Al Mal Group, one of the region’s largest investment groups and Bolero International, the global company that provides a secure electronic document exchange system for global trade, recently announced the launch of Bolero Middle East and North Africa (Bolero MENA) to boost electronic trade in 21 countries in the region by offering the Bolero.net System.
Bolero MENA is funded by Eastern Networks, Bolero International, Al Mal Group of Kuwait and other strategic regional investors with around ten million dollars capital. The company will have a head office at Dubai Internet City and five regional offices in Cairo, Riyadh, Amman, Kuwait and Istanbul.
Expressing confidence that Bolero MENA would provide a fully reliable and secure system for e-trade. The CMP is the hub of the bolero.net service. It is responsible for all common functions between users on one side, and between users and value-added services on the system such as Title Registry, Connect the Community (CTC), Application Service Provision (ASP) and Document Validation System (SURF).
Eastern Networks (EN) has been active in the Middle East since 1984. From PC to WAP-based solutions, the company is a SWIFT business partner. EN is also a bolero.net regional agent and a Microsoft certified partner. EN provides web-enabled delivery solutions packages that include applications such as raseed-e phone banking, atheer-e WAP Banking, daleel-e Call Centre and bitaqat-e Secure, a card issuing system. EN’s regional operations are managed through offices in Amman, Jordan and the Dubai Internet City. — (menareport.com)
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