ISLAMABAD: Jazz and Samsung Electronics have signed a strategic partnership at Samsung's global headquarters in Suwon, South Korea, the state-run APP reported.
Key points
- The focus is on device affordability, access to Galaxy AI and payments through Samsung Wallet
- Instalment and trade-in plans are meant to cut the upfront cost of upgrading
- Selected Jazz outlets will let customers try Galaxy AI features
- The companies will work on bundled device and connectivity offers for businesses
What it means for customers
Under the deal, the two companies will try to lower the upfront cost of Galaxy AI and 5G-enabled smartphones. Selected Jazz outlets will let customers try the features in person and offer guidance on device financing and connectivity, backed by after-sales support.
Payments and business users
According to APP, the partnership will also explore ways to make everyday payments easier through Samsung Wallet, framed as part of a wider push for digital and financial inclusion. For corporate customers, the companies plan bundled device and connectivity packages.
What the companies said
Kazim Mujtaba, President of Jazz GSM, said making AI accessible to more Pakistanis starts with the smartphone in their hands, and that affordability, connectivity and ease of use all matter. Ryan Na, Managing Director of Samsung Electronics Pakistan, said the partnership would make the Galaxy experience more attainable and strengthen adoption of next-generation mobile technology in Pakistan.
Pricing and instalment terms have not yet been announced.
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