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The new Chairman of the Executive Committee of the Ghana National Office for the ECOWAS brown card insurance scheme, Mr. Victor Obeng-Adiyiah, said that the board of directors would strengthen the protocol on the regime. insurance of the brown map of ECOWAS and would support the good works of the old council.
He added that the new Executive Committee would aim to seek a fair and timely settlement of cross-border claims, to raise public awareness of the relevance of the ECOWAS brown card insurance scheme, to manage cases of fraud and corruption. cross-border accidents in an efficient, prudent and effective manner. office finances.
Obeng-Adiyiah made the remarks in a speech following the inauguration of the new board of directors last Tuesday.
Cross-border accidents
He added that with respect to cross-border accidents, it was relevant that local insurers and those from other ECOWAS member countries treat the named insured equitably and settle their claims promptly.
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"The council will therefore collaborate with the permanent secretariat of the brown card insurance system of ECOWAS, based in Lome, Togo, to achieve this goal," he said.
Members
The new members of the Executive Committee were elected on December 20 and included the following individuals: Mr. Victor Obeng-Adiyiah, General Manager, Unique Insurance Company Ltd; Mr. Henry Bukari, Managing Director of Phoenix Insurance Company Ltd; Mr. Matthew Aidoo, General Manager, Priority Insurance Company Ltd; Mr. Solomon Lartey, General Manager, Activa International Insurance Company Ltd. and Ms. Mabel Nana Nyarkoa Porbley, General Manager, SAHAM Insurance Ghana Ltd.
The other members are Mr. Patrick Agyekum, General Secretary of the Ghana National Office, ECOWAS Brown Card Insurance Scheme, and Mr. Godfried Djanie, Managing Director of Millennium Insurance Company Ltd, who was the outgoing President. .
A representative of the National Insurance Commission and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Regional Integration sit on the Executive Committee as observers.
The new board oversees the affairs of the office for a period of two years, until December 31, 2020.
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