KUWAIT — COFE App, Kuwait’s favorite online coffee marketplace app, recently announced their partnership with American Express Middle East (AEME), the world class financial service provider. The collaboration comes in the wake for COFE App’s expansion plans to markets beyond the GCC, and is all set to open new opportunities to provide specialized services and unique offers to the customers from both the powerhouse brands.
A revolutionary concept, COFE App offers coffee shops and customers with a convenient middle ground, reducing the distance between them and their daily caffeine fix. The app has received widespread appreciation from users in Kuwait and media across the GCC region.
Commenting on the occasion, COFE App Founder & CEO, Ali Al Ebrahim said, “Ever since the inception of COFE App we have worked towards establishing partnerships that enhance our customer’s experience. We are very excited about an internationally renowned brand such as AMEX Middle East becoming a part of the COFE family”.
The App is an online coffee marketplace mobile application conceptualized in Kuwait and developed in Silicon Valley to connect coffee house chains and specialty coffee roasters with coffee lovers through a seamless, easy and efficient user-interface. COFE App enables customers to order and pay for their coffee online. With the app, users can get COFE at the coffee shop counter, office, car, hospital, and airport departures or have it delivered to their preferred address. The entire selection and purchasing process takes place in the app, which offers comprehensive menus and drink customization options.
“As a global services company, we at American Express Middle East aim to continuously establish unique long-lasting relationships with businesses and customers and provide them with our powerful backing, so they can move forward in life. And through our partnership, we are giving our customers access to products and experiences that enrich their lives,” said Rasheed Khuzam – Regional Director, American Express Middle East.
