Faysal Bank Limited and TPL Life Insurance (Window Takaful Operations) have taken a step further in enhancing their current cooperation by introducing a women-specific Takaful coverage proposal for Faysal Islami Amal Women’s Account holders that is best in class in the industry.

Women who enroll in this plan will receive coverage for major critical illnesses, as well as the benefit of income continuance, as well as unlimited online health consultation access via TPL Life’s mobile app and appealing lifestyle savings. Mr. Yousaf Hussain, President & CEO of Faysal Bank, and Mr. Ali Jameel, Group CEO of TPL Corp. inked the agreement.

“Faysal Bank is a progressive Islamic bank that focuses on women’s empowerment and financial inclusion,” said Mr. Yousaf Hussain, President and CEO of Faysal Bank. The Amal account is another step toward providing our female consumers with best-in-class services and financial solutions. We are looking forward to expanding our partnership with TPL Life in order to develop customer-centric value offerings.”

“We are thrilled to further develop and enhance our cooperation with Faysal Bank, who shares our objective of empowering Pakistani women and recognising their value and vital contribution to society,” said Mr. Ali Jameel, Group CEO of TPL Corp. TPL has always been in the forefront of providing women-centric value propositions through its different platforms, in accordance with this mission. I wish both teams the best of luck!”

Mr. Yousaf Hussain and Mr. Muhammed Ali Jameel were joined by senior officials from their respective companies at the signing event.

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TPL Trakker Ltd is leading vehicle tracking company in Pakistan. TPL Maps are part of TPL Trakker. Company has launched the Pakistan’s First Street Vision Map feature for Karachi, Lahore and Islamabad. The feature will allow users to virtually view the streets of three major cities through their smartphones.

Pakistan’s First Street Vision Map being launch, which is a technology breakthrough by any mapping company in the country.

The street view maps covered with features which include 60,000+ images and includes a street network of approximately 3,000 kilometers across the three top cities of Pakistan. Consumers can now virtually see their favorite locations such as restaurants, hotels, residential areas, cinemas, parks and other popular public places from almost anywhere around the world via their mobile phones.

”Our Street Vision feature provides people in Pakistan with a unique experience to roam city streets without being physically present at the spot. The Street Vision feature is being launched for the first time in Pakistan and resides as part of our strategy of localization and providing exciting services to our consumers. Our enthusiasm is palpable as this service will be a game changer for students, business and start-ups across Pakistan,”

said Adeel Hashmi, Head of Maps, TPL Trakker.

He further said,

“With the launch of this feature, Pakistan can boast of being one of the few countries in the world to have a local street level view. No other mapping service in the country provides such comprehensive street level view experience. Our vision for this digitalization age in Pakistan is to bring continuous innovation in the mapping solutions to create value for individuals and business users of TPL Maps platform.”

The Street Vision feature is expected to expand to other major cities of Pakistan in the future including Quetta, Peshawar, Faisalabad and other cities in the span of next few months.

TPL Maps already offers Satellite View and Night Mode options as part of the free app offering and with Street Vision feature being added, it intends to be the household mapping brand in Pakistan.

Soon consumers will be able to add their favorite location on Pakistan’s First Street Vision Map which will generate a lot of interest and enthusiasm around the technology savvy youth majority of the country.

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