Residents and visitors in Sylhet can now request rides through the Uber app, as the company launched its ridesharing services in the city. This launch expands access to mobility services in one of Bangladesh's fastest-growing cities, making it easier for people to travel around Sylhet while creating flexible work opportunities for local drivers.
Enhanced Mobility and Economic Opportunities
Uber's entry into Sylhet aims to address the growing demand for dependable transportation in the city, which is a key hub for tourism, education, and commerce. The company believes that the launch will make everyday travel more seamless for riders and enable drivers to earn on a schedule that suits them.
Commitment to Bangladesh
Speaking at the launching ceremony, Redwan Rezvi, Country General Manager of Uber Bangladesh, emphasized the company's commitment to the Bangladeshi market. "Bangladesh continues to be an important market for Uber, and we remain committed to expanding access to reliable mobility while creating flexible economic opportunities for drivers. We look forward to serving the people of Sylhet and becoming a trusted part of the city's everyday movement."
Uber's Growth in Bangladesh
Uber first launched in Bangladesh in 2016 and has since expanded its footprint across multiple cities and divisions across the country. Previously, only Uber Moto and Uber Rentals were available in Sylhet. The launch of ridesharing services marks another milestone in Uber's continued expansion and its efforts to make mobility services more accessible nationwide.
Why This Matters
The introduction of Uber's ridesharing services in Sylhet is significant for several reasons. It provides residents and visitors with a convenient and reliable transportation option, which is crucial in a rapidly growing city. Additionally, it offers local drivers the opportunity to earn income on a flexible schedule, contributing to the city's economy. As Sylhet continues to develop, having accessible and dependable transportation will be essential for its ongoing growth and connectivity.






























