The Algeria-based ride-hailing startup temtem in a move to support innovative technology solutions has partnered with the Doha, Qatar-based telecommunications company Ooredoo to synergise extensive digital know-how for better mobility.
With respect to the agreement between the two companies, Ooredoo customers will get access to very discounted rates on temtem’s wide services in the main cities where temtem is available i.e. Algiers, Oran and Constantine.
Apart from this, the two companies will together design new products and services targeting a better quality of life for their respective customers. This long-term collaboration will allow both companies to conceive upcoming technological solutions to strengthen the digital interest and impact within the Algerian market.
Ooredoo also aspires to contribute directly to the evolution of the market needs, mutation, and therefore better meet its customers’ expectations.
About temtem
Started by the serial entrepreneur Kamel Haddar in 2018, temtem offers on-demand mobility services in Algeria. The startup deploys multiple vehicle types and options such as Economy, Premium and Bike for the users to choose as preferred. The company also provides delivery services via bikes, cars and trucks. Both individuals and businesses can leverage the benefits of temtem through its seamless mobile app and web portal.
Back in September, temtem raised $4 million in a Series A round led by Tell Venture Automotive and a few other private investors.
Back in 2019, temtem partnered with Jumia Foods to help restaurants outsource their logistics; and in October, partnered with AXA Insurance to provide complementary health insurance to entrepreneurs in the region.
About Ooredoo
Ooredoo is a global telecommunications company headquartered in Doha, Qatar that provides mobile, wireless, wireline, and content services with a market share in domestic and international telecommunication markets, and in business and residential markets.
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