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Visa and Senegal’s Ministry of Telecommunications and Digital Affairs have signed a two-year cooperation agreement aimed at developing digital payments, improving public services and strengthening financial inclusion across the West African country.
Summary
The memorandum of understanding, announced on Friday, establishes a framework for collaboration covering financial innovation, cybersecurity and regulatory issues. Both sides will examine potential payment applications linking government agencies and citizens, although no specific platform, […] The article Visa and Senegal formalise two-year digital payments cooperation appeared first on Arabian Post.
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