July 3, 2026

UAE: Digital transformation boosts the competitiveness of mid-sized insurance companies

The journey of digital transformation plays a key role in enhancing the competitiveness of mid-sized insurance companies in the UAE, as modern technologies help reduce operational costs, improve customer experience, and offer innovative insurance products specifically designed to meet the rapidly evolving market needs. Source: تأمين و مصارف

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Bilal Jarjour

July 3, 2026

Egypt: Financial Regulatory Authority discusses with insurance companies’ ways to boost the insurance market

The head of the Financial Regulatory Authority confirmed that boosting the insurance market is a top priority for the authority at the moment, as part of a strategy aimed at increasing the insurance sector’s contribution to GDP and expanding the base of beneficiaries from insurance services, in line with the state’s plans to achieve economic…

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Bilal Jarjour

July 3, 2026

Morocco: Insurance Federation announces study on boosting expertise

The Moroccan Insurance Federation (FMA) has launched a consultation exercise to conduct a study on the analysis and strengthening of the role of insurance experts in the Moroccan insurance sector. Source: Middle East Insurance Review

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Bilal Jarjour

July 1, 2026

Egypt: 5.4 million beneficiaries of the comprehensive health insurance system and expansion of the “100 million Seha” initiative

Egypt is benefiting from a major expansion in its healthcare services, with the number of beneficiaries under the comprehensive health insurance system reaching approximately 5.4 million people across 6 governorates as of April 2026. This expansion runs in parallel with the success of the presidential “100 million Seha” (100 million Healthy Lives) initiative, which has…

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Bilal Jarjour

July 1, 2026

Middle East: 1 July renewal rates drop 10-15% as focus stays on reinsurance continuity

Reinsurance renewals in the Middle East remains concentrated on ensuring continuity of cover for clients during the evolving geopolitical tensions between Iran and the US, according to Guy Carpenter. Source: Middle East Insurance Review

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Bilal Jarjour

July 1, 2026

Turkiye: Regulator takes new measures against illegal claims brokers

The Insurance and Private Pension Regulation and Supervision Agency (SEDDK) has implemented the fourth phase of its action plan to make vehicle depreciation claim processes in compulsory motor third-party liability (traffic) insurance faster, fairer, and more transparent. Source: تأمين ومصارف

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Bilal Jarjour

July 1, 2026

General: Geopolitical tensions are pushing the reinsurance market to develop new products and expand capacity

Guy Carpenter, the reinsurance brokerage arm of Marsh, revealed that geopolitical tensions are increasingly affecting reinsurance markets, especially in specialized lines. This has led companies to develop new products and boost innovation to meet the changing needs of the markets. Source:المال

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Bilal Jarjour

June 30, 2026

Shedding light on uninsured loss (Moody’s)

The protection gap — the difference between total economic losses and the share that insurance actually covers — is a widening, systemic risk. Here is why it matters, who absorbs the cost, and how catastrophe models can help bring it into view. Source: Moody’s

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Bilal Jarjour

June 30, 2026

Saudi Arabia: Shura Council urges insurance regulator to address elderly coverage and market gaps

Saudi Arabia’s 151-member Shura Council or Consultative Assembly has called on the Insurance Authority to study the challenges faced by the elderly in obtaining adequate insurance coverage. The call was made during a recent regular session of the Council. Source: Middle East Insurance Review

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Bilal Jarjour

June 30, 2026

ME conflict: Insurers count cost of damage and trapping risks

The conflict in the Middle East and the blocking of the Strait of Hormuz have resulted in significant damage to vessels, cargo and port infrastructure in the region, says Allianz Commercial. Source: Middle East Insurance Review

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Bilal Jarjour