In a shared commitment to digital inclusion and rider welfare, foodpanda has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with itel Pakistan to equip eligible delivery riders with smartphones at zero cost. This strategic collaboration is designed to provide foodpanda’s rider network with accessible digital tools, making their daily shifts smoother and more efficient.
Engineered specifically for the unique demands of life on the road, itel Pakistan has introduced the itel Power 80, a smartphone designed with special cushioned corners, shockproof cage frame durability and long-lasting performance in mind. Featuring IP68 & IP69, enabling the phone to be waterproof and dustproof, and 2-metre drop resistant along with other features built to support riders through demanding work environments.
This partnership stands as another significant step forward in foodpanda’s ongoing effort to uplift and support the rider community. By collaborating with forward-thinking technology brands like itel Pakistan, foodpanda continues to invest in practical solutions that bridge the digital gap and directly enhance the everyday experience of its delivery partners.
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