The Dubai Roads & Transport Authority (RTA) has confirmed that the acquisition of Kareem will have no impact on the contract signed by KACST and Kareem for the establishment of the electronic booking company for taxis, which operates according to the approved timetable.
The agency said in a press statement that it was in advance knowledge of the negotiations between the two companies (Ober) and (Karim), in virtue of cooperation and coordination between them and the two companies.
The agreement, signed by RTA in Dubai last October with Karim Networks, provides for the cooperation between the two sides, whereby the company will provide the company's services through the integrated mobility platform in Dubai. Operating in the Emirate of Dubai.
"The acquisition announced today will not affect the electronic booking services provided by the two companies to the customers, nor will it affect the limousine sector and the drivers working in this sector," the agency said.
RTA has confirmed that the acquisition of Kareem reflects the maturity and resilience of Dubai's economy and is a fertile environment for leading companies. "We welcome partnerships with the private sector, especially in the field of transport and communications, .
The TRA had announced at the time that there were no changes to current vehicle usage fees, and that the changes to the agreement were related to the regulation of the relationship between TRA and Karim.
The provision of the service of the company "Karim" through the integrated platform of mobility of the Roads and Transport Authority in Dubai will allow customers to get the taxi service in the shortest possible time, due to several reasons include the large number of vehicles fleet operating in the emirate, which is about 10 thousand vehicles and 4700 limousines As well as the possibility of booking through a wide range of channels, electronic media and smart applications that will be available under the umbrella of the integrated platform for mobility.