Tecom, a member of Dubai Holding and key master developer and operator of industry-focused business communities, has partnered with Abu Dhabi National Insurance Company (Adnic) to provide a comprehensive range of medical insurance solutions to the group’s community members.

As part of this strategic agreement, business partners, employees, their families and students will now be able to access this offering seamlessly through axs, Tecom Group’s smart gateway for integrated services, said a statement from Tecom.

The axs was launched by Tecom Group as the central smart service provider to give its 13 business communities including Dubai Internet City, Dubai Media City, Dubai Knowledge Park and d3, among others, a single point of access to all government and corporate services, it stated.

Commenting on the deal, Dr Ayoub Kazim, the managing director, axs, said: "We are proud to be supporting this partnership which cements Tecom Group’s commitment to the well-being of the community that is living, studying and working within our business parks by providing them a tailored and flexible solution."

"At axs, we will do our part to ensure a smooth experience for over 100,000 customers as we work to continuously enhance the ease of doing business. We support the emirate’s vision of transformation into one of the smartest countries in the world by looking to international best practice as we strive to innovate and improve our offerings and be the benchmark platform for accessing government, corporate and employee services," he added.

Adnic CEO Ahmed Idris said: "We are proud to be the health insurance providers of choice for the Tecom Group’s community members, their dependents and students. The importance of easy access to high quality healthcare solutions cannot be underestimated."

"We are also committed to providing our clients with, and are investing heavily in, customer service which utilizes cutting-edge technologies to ensure we support our end-users in ways that are convenient for them and allow us to offer a prompt response," he added.-TradeArabia News Service