A mutual memorandum of understanding was signed between Bank Meri Iran and the country's real estate registry with the aim of improving banking services and strengthening cooperation.
According to a BMI spokesperson, the memorandum of agreement was signed by BMI CEO Dr. Abolfazul Najalzadeh, Deputy Attorney General, and Hassan Babaei, Chairman of the country's real estate registration organization, in attendance at the board meeting. It is said that he signed it. Directors, executives and other senior managers of banks and some real estate managers are committed to expanding exchanges, improving the level of banking services, strengthening bilateral cooperation and providing banking services to people. enable the development and increase of services to.
Hassan Babaei, Deputy Minister of Justice and Chairman of the Real Estate Registration Authority, called BMI a great and well-known bank in the country. society.
He continued his speech by presenting a report on the activities and current situation of the organization and suggested to the CEO of BMI the expectations and needs for developing the activities and services of the real estate registration organization.
After the ceremony, Dr. Najalzadeh, Chief Executive Officer of BMI, pointed out the existing capabilities and potential of Mary Iran Bank in the field of real and currency, and said that all actions will be taken in line with the development of the services of real estate registration institutions. He announced that he was ready to wake up and explained: To develop this organization's plans, we are interested in providing a comprehensive and complete range of financial products and services.
Pointing out that this memorandum will enhance the effectiveness of mutual relations and the origin of goodness and blessings, he said: “Both organizations serve members of society in different areas, and the signing of this memorandum marks a new chapter in which both countries provide distinctive and unique services,” both organizations said.
Mary Ilan Bank CEO emphasized that the bank's vision to provide financial services is just a value creation approach, he said: We are planning a national real estate registry. We have taken a supportive approach to this Memorandum of Understanding in its development and have no doubt that by planning and designing a financial ecosystem, we will ensure that we provide desirable, productive and valuable services to this organization. I will try my best.
He said the Memorandum of Agreement was effective, adding: “One of BMI's commitments is to support the developing countries and we are doing our best to provide the best services in the shortest possible time, especially in the technology sector and wallet services.”
After the ceremony, Dr. Najalzadeh described BMI as progressive and a pioneer in providing financial services among all banks, adding: “Directing and delivering the right services. By this, we will witness the role of BMI in providing optimal services to the banking members of this organization.
It should be noted that at the end of this ceremony, the senior directors and deputy of BMI and the Real Estate Registry, who were present at this meeting, indicated plans for increasing and expanding the level of cooperation.
