Qatar’s Pass Company Raises Over 10 Million Riyals to Enhance Logistics Solutions and Expand in the Region
Pass, the leading tech startup based in Qatar, has successfully raised over 10 million Qatari riyals in its latest investment round. This funding aims to bolster the company’s capabilities in developing advanced logistics solutions and providing fast and reliable delivery services, contributing to the improvement of individuals’ daily lives.
Innovative Leadership Aiming to Improve Quality of Life
Under the leadership of co-founder and Chairman Bashar Al-Jaber, Pass focuses on innovation aimed at enhancing the quality of life through modern technological applications. The team strives to develop solutions that meet the growing market needs in the logistics and delivery sector.
Expansion Plans and Product Development
The company intends to use the acquired funding to accelerate its growth, especially in Egypt and Saudi Arabia. Additionally, Pass plans to develop new products that enhance its competitiveness in the market and meet customer aspirations.
Appreciation for Support and Investor Confidence
In this context, Bashar Jaber, the Executive Partner at Pass, expressed his gratitude, saying: “We are grateful for the significant support we have received from our investors. This investment enables us to continue our mission of advancing the logistics and delivery sector on a larger scale, taking an additional step toward achieving our goals and ambitions in the communities we serve.”
Commitment to Innovation and Quality
Pass reaffirms its continuous commitment to innovation and quality, focusing on providing the best experiences for its customers. The company relies on the latest technological advancements to offer fast and reliable delivery solutions, ensuring customer satisfaction and enhancing its market position.
With this new funding, Pass is preparing to strengthen its presence in the region and provide innovative logistics solutions that contribute to improving individuals’ lives and meeting the growing market demands.
