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Libyan Insurance Federation signs regional protocol

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The Libyan Insurance Federation signed a cooperation protocol in Tunis with the African Insurance Institute and Tunisian company STAR Insurance. The agreement provides for training, expertise exchanges and capacity-building to develop Libya’s insurance market, according to the Libyan federation.

The Libyan Insurance Federation signed a strategic cooperation protocol in Tunis with the African Insurance Institute (IAA) and STAR Insurance Company, a Tunisian insurer, the federation announced on Sunday. The agreement covers training, the exchange of expertise and capacity-building in the insurance sector.

The federation aims to develop professional skills in Libya’s insurance market and bring its practices closer to those of regional and international players, according to its announcement reported by Libya Herald.

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