PANews reported on December 8th that, according to Cryptopolitan, during Binance Week Dubai 2025, Dr. Abdulla Busenad, Director General of Dubai Customs, and Stephanie Emile, General Manager of Binance Dubai Free Zone, signed a cooperation agreement. Binance, which provides various payment solutions including Binance Pay, will help improve trade efficiency and accelerate investment cycles by providing related services to Dubai Customs. According to the agreement, digital assets will be integrated into commercial transactions and logistics, leveraging blockchain technology to build innovative financial infrastructure, thereby reducing transaction time and costs. The announcement stated that this cooperation will improve the efficiency of import and export operations, simplify customs procedures, and attract new investors (especially SMEs) by providing modern payment options, helping them expand their businesses and enter new global markets.PANews reported on December 8th that, according to Cryptopolitan, during Binance Week Dubai 2025, Dr. Abdulla Busenad, Director General of Dubai Customs, and Stephanie Emile, General Manager of Binance Dubai Free Zone, signed a cooperation agreement. Binance, which provides various payment solutions including Binance Pay, will help improve trade efficiency and accelerate investment cycles by providing related services to Dubai Customs. According to the agreement, digital assets will be integrated into commercial transactions and logistics, leveraging blockchain technology to build innovative financial infrastructure, thereby reducing transaction time and costs. The announcement stated that this cooperation will improve the efficiency of import and export operations, simplify customs procedures, and attract new investors (especially SMEs) by providing modern payment options, helping them expand their businesses and enter new global markets.
Dubai Customs and Binance will partner to launch cryptocurrency payment services.
PANews reported on December 8th that, according to Cryptopolitan, during Binance Week Dubai 2025, Dr. Abdulla Busenad, Director General of Dubai Customs, and Stephanie Emile, General Manager of Binance Dubai Free Zone, signed a cooperation agreement. Binance, which provides various payment solutions including Binance Pay, will help improve trade efficiency and accelerate investment cycles by providing related services to Dubai Customs. According to the agreement, digital assets will be integrated into commercial transactions and logistics, leveraging blockchain technology to build innovative financial infrastructure, thereby reducing transaction time and costs. The announcement stated that this cooperation will improve the efficiency of import and export operations, simplify customs procedures, and attract new investors (especially SMEs) by providing modern payment options, helping them expand their businesses and enter new global markets.
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