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Special Report: The Leading Insurance Companies in Nigeria

The Tunisian Federation of Insurance Companies “FTUSA” and Tunisian Reinsurance Company “TUNIS RE” are honored to host the 42nd AIO Conference and General Assembly from 24th to 27th May in Gammarth, Tunisia.

The conference will be organised under the auspices of the African Insurance Organisation “AIO.” This conference presents a good opportunity for a valuable exchange of ideas and experiences in order to support business exchange between the different partners of our industry.

On behalf of all members of the Organising Committee, we would like to welcome you to Gammarth. Wishing you a pleasant stay in Tunisia!

Mrs. Lamia Ben Mahmoud
President of the Local Committee
Chairman of the Tunisian Reinsurance
Company “TUNIS RE”

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