New Partnership Between Meezan Bank and Etihad Airways Brings Added Travel Savings

Karachi, December 8: Meezan Bank has signed an agreement with Etihad Airways, the Abu Dhabi–based international carrier, to offer travel-related discounts to Meezan Bank Debit Cardholders. The signing ceremony took place at Meezan Bank’s Head Office in Karachi and was attended by Mr. Ahmed Ali Siddiqui, Group Head of Consumer Finance, Meezan Bank, and Mr. Ahmad Zahoor, General Manager, Etihad Airways Pakistan. Senior Meezan Bank officials, including Mr. Rahil Sayani, Head of Acquiring, Loyalty & Alliances, and Mr. Abid Malik, Head of Cards, Unsecured Financing & New Initiatives, were also present.

Through this partnership, Meezan Bank Debit Cardholders will be able to access exclusive discounts on flight bookings made using their debit cards on Etihad Airways. The collaboration is intended to provide customers with added value and facilitate more affordable travel options.

The collaboration enhances the customer travel experience by aligning Meezan Bank’s value-driven banking with Etihad Airways’ world-class hospitality, providing more accessible and cost-effective options for business and leisure travelers.

Speaking at the occasion, Mr. Ahmed Ali Siddiqui highlighted Meezan Bank’s commitment to providing world-class Islamic banking services along with meaningful benefits and added convenience for its customers. He noted that the collaboration with Etihad Airways will further support customers’ travel needs through exclusive discounts and seamless payment options.

Mr. Ahmad Zahoor welcomed the partnership and expressed Etihad Airways’ intent to strengthen its relationship with Meezan Bank, aiming to offer enhanced and rewarding travel experiences for customers in Pakistan.

This partnership represents another milestone in Meezan Bank’s journey towards delivering innovative, customer-focused solutions and reflects its commitment to building alliances that align with its mission of providing Shariah-compliant, value-based banking services.

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