Sonali Life, MILVIK Partner for Digital Insurance

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Sonali Life, MILVIK Partner for Digital Insurance

Sonali Life Insurance and MILVIK Bangladesh Unite to Enhance Health and Life Insurance Services Digitally

Sonali Life Insurance Company Limited, one of the leading 4th generation life insurance companies in Bangladesh, has entered into a strategic agreement with MILVIK Bangladesh, a renowned digital telemedicine service provider. The signing ceremony took place today, Monday, in Dhaka.

On behalf of Sonali Life, the agreement was signed by Rafiqul Islam, Additional Managing Director Representing MILVIK Bangladesh, Md. Shihab Uddin, Country Manager, signed the agreement. Sheikh Mohammad Daniel, Director,Mohammad Monzur Morshed,COO, Hasib Reza, Chief Information Officer (CIO) and senior officials and employees from Sonali Life were also present at the event.

Through this collaboration, Sonali Life Insurance customers and employees can access MILVIK Bangladesh’s telemedicine services, and MILVIK Bangladesh will make Sonali Life Insurance’s insurance solutions available to its customers digitally.

Speaking on the occasion, Sheikh Mohammad Daniel, Director of Sonali Life Insurance, said:
“This partnership marks a significant milestone in our journey to deliver comprehensive protection to our customers. By combining insurance with digital healthcare, we are ensuring that our policyholders and employees can enjoy greater peace of mind and holistic well-being.”

This strategic alliance highlights a shared commitment to innovation, customer-centric services, and improving access to both healthcare and insurance solutions nationwide.

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