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FEWA bills can now be paid at Emirates Bank
FEWA has signed an agreement with Emirates Islamic Bank enabling the utility providers customers to use the banks facilities for the payment of their electricity and water bills.
The agreement was signed by Mr. Mohammed Mohammed. Salah, The Federal Electricity and Water Authority (FEWA) General Manager, and Mr. Faisal Aqeel, Emirates Islamic Bank, Retail Banking Manager.
Commenting on the agreement, Salah said :’This is an additional inlet for our customers to pay their bills amongst the array of various other facilities already provided by the bank, including telephone, internet, ATM and depositing services.’
This agreement adds to the list of business entities the authority has teamed with, including Emirates Post, Dubai Islamic Bank, Emirates National Bank and other external offices located across the Northern Emirates including an office located in Safeer Mall in Ajman.
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