Completed on July 8 in Brazzaville, the insurers' meeting led to the adoption of a special status for insurance supervisors allowing the rapid payment of claims Es.

Difficulties in paying disaster victims in the Republic of Congo and in the rest of the Inter-African Insurance Markets Conference (CIMA) and the absence of a text The harmonized regulation establishing the status of insurance company supervisors on the African continent were at the heart of the discussions at this meeting. Organized by the International Insurance Institute (IIA), this seminar examined new approaches to supervision; the stability of the financial system, which is undoubtedly the barometer of an insurer's health; and the effectiveness of the IIA. Charlemagne Zongo, an expert, believes that the member countries of Cima must agree on the evolution of the insurance sector. Placed on the theme “Checking the consistency and relevance of insurance companies' financial statements by national insurance directorates”, this meeting started on July 4 last year.