Digital marketplaces, Amazon and SOUQ today announced the launch of Amazon.ae, a new local shopping experience for customers in the UAE.
Amazon.ae features over 30 million products from local and international businesses, including products previously available on SOUQ and five million products from Amazon US. Customers shopping on Amazon.ae will enjoy the same commitment to great prices as on SOUQ and the fast and reliable delivery that Amazon promises.
“Today marks a proud day for SOUQ and Amazon, a day that we have been working towards since the two companies came together in 2017,” says Ronaldo Mouchawar, co-founder of SOUQ, vice president of Amazon MENA. “Amazon.ae brings together SOUQ’s local know-how and Amazon’s global expertise, something we believe will be of significant benefit to the UAE customers. Our combined team in the region has grown to over 3,600 employees, and each and every one of us is thrilled to invite UAE customers to join us on this journey, where we will continue to grow our product range, ensure great prices and provide a convenient and safe shopping experience.”
Customers can shop on Amazon.ae by using the Amazon App or by visiting the new website. Both the app and the website will offer a fast and rich browsing experience, accurate search results, trusted product reviews, personalised recommendations and simple order management.
Completely localised for an effortless experience, shoppers can search for their favourite products and pay in AED using local and international credit cards or cash on delivery (COD). For the first time ever at Amazon, Arabic language has been introduced to both the mobile app and the website to cater to customers who prefer shopping in Arabic.
Customers shopping on Amazon.ae will continue to enjoy free next day delivery on orders above AED100 as well as paid same-day delivery to select areas in the UAE. Amazon’s global expertise in logistics will provide accurate delivery and shipment tracking, and will keep investing in ways that improve the delivery experience.
Thousands of businesses who were selling on SOUQ are now selling on Amazon.ae. UAE businesses of all sizes can sell their products on Amazon.ae, with access to easy listing tools, safe payment processing, promotional features to help them get discovered by customers and simplified logistics solutions with Fulfillment by Amazon (FBA). All aspiring entrepreneurs, regardless of their experience or business know-how, have access to the Amazon resources, products and tools that they need to grow a business.
“We are delighted to welcome UAE customers to Amazon.ae. Today is day one, and we will keep innovating in ways that are meaningful to customers, continuously striving to meet their wonderfully high expectations,” adds Mouchawar.
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