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In Egypt, the Comprehensive Health Insurance Law defines those who are incapable, namely families who are identified according to criteria set by a committee formed by the Ministries of Social Solidarity and Finance and the Central Agency for Public Mobilization and Statistics, based on the minimum salary and inflation rates, which are adjusted periodically at…
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Economist and banker, Mr Arif Khalifa, said that the insurance sector was growing in Bahrain at an annual rate of 5%, pointing out that the higher the growth of the sector, the greater the indicators of economic recovery. Source: الأيام
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Financial and “insurance” activities recorded a real growth, being 14.3%, topping the list of non-oil sectors with the highest growth in the UAE’s GDP during 2023, as per the Federal Competitiveness and Statistics Centre (FCSC). Source: الاتحاد
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Gallagher Re Cat Analytics team addresses the torrential rains and flooding that impacted many Arabian Gulf countries in April. Source: Gallagher Re
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Premiums issued by insurance and reinsurance companies in Morocco reached MAD17.24bn ($1.73bn) in the first quarter of 2024, an increase of 1.8% compared to the corresponding quarter of the previous financial year, according to the Insurance and Social Security Supervisory Authority Source: Middle East Insurance Review
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The Insurance Association of Turkiye (TSB) has started studies on strategies for the industry for the years 2025-2030. Source: Middle Eat Insurance Review
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Total insured losses arising from the 2024 Gulf Floods event are estimated to exceed $1.6bn and could reach as high as $2.4bn for the UAE, of which Motor represents ~10%, according to an analysis by Guy Carpenter, with information available as of 30 May 2024. Source: Middle East Insurance Review
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Estimated insured losses in Germany from the Central Europe Floods will likely fall within the range of €2 billion to €3 billion (US$2.1 billion to US$3.2 billion), Moody’s RMS Event Response has state Source: Re insurance News
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Economist and banker Arif Khalifa said that the insurance sector is growing in Bahrain at an annual rate of 5%, pointing out that the higher the growth of the insurance sector, the greater the indicators of economic recovery. Source: Al Morakeb Group
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In Egypt, new controls were issued by the Financial Regulatory Authority for the marketing of insurance company products through the branches of telecommunication companies, allowing marketing of approved insurance products. Source: أموال الغد
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