MoCI introduces Apple Pay, Google Pay for service fees

Doha, Qatar: The Ministry of Commerce and Industry (MoCI) announced the introduction of Apple Pay and Google Pay as payment options for its service fees across all its digital platforms and mobile application. In a statement on Sunday, October 11, the Ministry said the new payment options will allow users to pay for its services more quickly and conveniently. The payment methods…

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