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The campaign of sensitization on insurance and CEMAC pink card was launched from 27-28 February, 2018 in Pointe -Noire. During the proceedings, the participants reviewed seven items and adopted 7 resolutions so as to make insurance a tool for develop-ment.
The resolutions are the following :
First, strengthening of collaboration between insurance companies, the police and the constables, so as to put an end to fraud relating to car insurance certificates.
Second, strengthening of the monitoring of insurance companies and intermediate underwriters trough the Ministry in charge of insurance..
Third, launching of campaigns of sensitization on insurance products, once a year, with the involvement of the market actors in order to promote insurance and thus revamp the citizens culture of insurance.
Fourth, strengthening of the monitoring of the use of existing compulsory insurance with the involvement of the concerned public services (State supervision, customs services, etc).
Fifth, encouraging the signing of agreements between Congo and border countries, which are not members of CIMA or CEMAC, for the management of cross border disasters.
Sixth, encouraging and strengthening collaboration between insurance companies to track bad record insured roaming about, as well as fly-by-night intermediate underwriters.
Seventh, setting up of a follow up committee of the resolutions adopted.
As a reminder, the campaign proceedings jointly organized by the Ministry of Finance and budget(through the general directorate of national financial institutions) and the Association Professionnelle des societes d'assurance (APSACO) - were chaired by Bruno Fructueux Boutsana, Secretary general of the department of Pointe Noire, in the presence of Constant Badia, executive director of national financial institutions.
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