By: Kanto Kai Okanta
Orange
Money Africa and Middle East has announced that it has surpassed 50 million
active customers, marking a significant milestone in its expansion across the
region.
The
announcement was made during the annual seminar of Orange Money directors from
Middle East and Africa (MEA) countries, held last week in Abidjan, where senior
executives met to review performance and strategic priorities under the
leadership of Thierry Millet.
The
meeting brought together key company leaders, including Yasser Shaker, as well
as Dorothée Vignalou, Brelotte Ba, Néné Maïga, and Aicha Touré, alongside
several external speakers who contributed insights on market trends and digital
financial services.
According
to the company, the gathering focused on navigating an increasingly competitive
and rapidly evolving digital payments landscape, while reinforcing strategic
alignment across regional markets.
Orange
Money highlighted that the achievement of over 50 million active customers
reflects strong customer trust and sustained growth across its mobile financial
services ecosystem in Africa and the Middle East.
The
company also noted that its expansion is being driven by a committed workforce
implementing the “Trust The Future” strategic plan, which focuses on
innovation, service excellence and financial inclusion.
Orange
Money reaffirmed its commitment to continuing to scale its services and
strengthen its position as a leading mobile money platform across the region.
