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Mozambique: United Nations (UN) torture prevention body to visit the second time

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The UN Subcommittee on Prevention of Torture (SPT) is scheduled to visit Mozambique for the second time from 20 to 30 October 2025 to assess the country’s implementation of its previous recommendations.

“We are looking forward to evaluate how the Government of Mozambique has acted on the recommendations we made nearly a decade ago, following our 2016 visit,” said Chris Nissen, head of the SPT delegation. “We also look forward to seeing how the country’s national mechanism for preventing torture has improved in its structure and work.”

Mozambique ratified the Optional Protocol to the Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment (OPCAT) in 2013.

During this mission, the delegation will visit prisons, police stations and other places where people are detained. It will meet with Government and other State officials, representatives of civil society and UN agencies. The delegation will also hold meetings and conduct joint visits with the Mozambican anti-torture watchdog, the National Human Rights Commission (Comissão National dos Direitos Humano), the official National Preventive Mechanism (NPM) of the country.

At the end of the visit, the delegation will present its confidential preliminary observations orally to the Government of Mozambique and to the National Preventive Mechanism. The SPT will then issue a report for the State Party, which will remain confidential until the national authorities request that it be made public, as was the case with the first report, which was welcomed.

Since it began operating in 2007, the SPT has been mandated to visit all States Parties to the OPCAT and to conduct unannounced visits to any places where people are or may be deprived of their liberty. To date, 95 States have ratified the Optional Protocol.

The SPT delegation will be composed of Andrew Christoffel NISSEN, Head of Delegation (South Africa), Uju AGOMOH (Nigeria), Paul LAM SHANG LEEN (Mauritius and Julia KOZMA (Austria), together with two Human Rights Officers from the SPT Secretariat.

– on behalf of United Nations: Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR).

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Eritrea: World Food Day and International Day for the Eradication of Poverty Observed

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World Food Day and the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty were observed at the national level today at Hotel Mai-Nefhi under the respective themes “Hand in Hand for Better Food and a Better Future” and “Empowering Communities through Climate Change Action and Food Security Initiatives to Eradicate Poverty and Foster Prosperity.”

The conference was attended by Ministers, senior Government and PFDJ officials, members of the diplomatic community, heads of UN offices in Eritrea, as well as invited guests.

In his keynote address, Mr. Tekleab Misgina, Director General of Regulatory Services at the Ministry of Agriculture, said that this year’s observance is particularly significant for Eritrea. He noted that Eritrea reaffirms its commitment to food security not only as a national priority but also as a cornerstone of its development strategy.

Mr. Tekleab went on to state that the Government of Eritrea is working tirelessly to modernize traditional agricultural practices by introducing new technologies while preserving its heritage. The focus, he said, is on increasing productivity, diversifying crops, and promoting sustainable agricultural techniques that safeguard the environment.

In a video message, Dr. Qu Dongyu, Director-General of FAO, and Ms. Ariella Glinni, FAO Representative in Eritrea, said that FAO’s work is guided by the principles of “Better Production,” “Better Nutrition,” “Better Environment,” and “Better Life.” They noted that these principles resonate with the Ministry of Agriculture’s roadmap and provide a strong foundation for aligning efforts to build resilient national agrifood systems.

Dr. Pa Lamin Beyai, UNDP Resident Representative in Eritrea, for his part, expressed readiness to work in line with Eritrea’s development priorities. He said that climate-resilient agriculture is being introduced in various regions of the country, emphasizing that eradicating poverty requires an integrated and collective effort.

– on behalf of Ministry of Information, Eritrea.

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Eritrea: Meeting to Enhance Nationalism and Organization

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Mr. Romodan Ahmedin, Head of Public and Community Affairs at the Eritrean Embassy in South Sudan, conducted a meeting on 12 October in Juba focusing on enhancing nationalism and strengthening organizational capacity.

The objective of the meeting, which was attended by heads of Eritrean community, the National Union of Eritrean Women, and the YPFDJ, was to discuss the basic strategic objectives of the Fourth Front as well as initiatives to strengthen national organizations and enhance their effectiveness.

Mr. Romodan stated that the objectives of the Fourth Front include nurturing Eritrean citizens who possess a strong national identity and awareness, who preserve unity and deep attachment to their homeland, who play an active role in national development and in safeguarding national sovereignty, and who are equipped with education, skills, and economic capacity.

Highlighting the role and contribution of Diaspora nationals in the successful implementation of national development programs, Mr. Romodan emphasized the significance of organization and unity for the realization of national objectives.

Mr. Tsegay Mehari, Eritrea’s Consul in the Republic of South Sudan, and Mr. Marikos Merhatsion, Head of the National Committee, gave briefings underscoring the importance of strengthening organizational capacity to ensure the rights and participation of citizens.

– on behalf of Ministry of Information, Eritrea.

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Egypt: Minister of Planning, Economic Development and International Cooperation Participates in a Number of Events during the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and World Bank (WB) Annual Meetings

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“Al-Mashat”: 

• We appreciate the World Bank’s efforts for integration among its organizations, which enhances the effectiveness and efficiency of work and offers more integrated solutions to member countries.

• The country platform for the “NWFE” program established an integrated model for finance, technical support, and international partnerships based on state ownership.

• More than $4.5 billion in funding for the private sector within the program, and signing of power purchase agreements for 8.25 GW of renewable energy out of a targeted total of 10 GW.

As part of her ongoing participation in the Annual Meetings of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank, H.E. Dr. Rania Al-Mashat, Minister of Planning, Economic Development and International Cooperation, participated in two panel discussions organized by the Center for Global Development (CGD), to discuss the role of International Financial Institutions (IFIs) in addressing current global challenges, as well as country platforms for boosting the effectiveness of development efforts.

The first session, was moderated by Sir Masood Ahmed, CGD President emeritus, and attended by Axel van Trotsenburg, World Bank Managing Director of Development Policy and Partnerships, and Bertrand Dumont, Director General of the French Treasury. Dr. Rania Al-Mashat emphasized that middle-income countries are working to support less developed countries through their contributions to the International Development Association (IDA).

Dr. Rania Al-Mashat reaffirmed that development finance is no longer directed solely towards financing specific projects, but is being directed towards policy-based financing and fostering the role of the private sector, while also highlighting the importance of the “One World Bank Group” concept, which aims to achieve cooperation, coordination, and integration among the World Bank Group organizations, in order to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of work, and offer more integrated solutions to address global challenges and support development in member countries.

Dr. Al-Mashat added that the world today is witnessing new financing patterns, such as debt-for-development swaps, which can be implemented at the bilateral level or within a multilateral framework. She noted that middle-income countries are presenting an important model and a useful experience for how to use financing tools in different and more efficient ways.

Dr. Al-Mashat stressed that responsibility in the current phase does not fall solely on international institutions, but also extends to include national efforts and internal reforms. She highlighted that the world is currently witnessing a broad dialogue about the importance of transitioning towards an investment-led economy, where economic growth is based on attracting productive investments rather than an increasing reliance on debt, as countries share the willingness to reduce public debt levels and limit their burdens on national budgets.

Minister Al-Mashat explained that most countries in the world, including middle-income countries, suffer to varying degrees from the burdens of external and domestic debt, which makes the transition towards more sustainable growth necessary, through the implementation of deep and comprehensive structural reforms that affect the structure of the economy and ensure the enhancement of its efficiency and competitiveness.

Country Platforms

The Minister of Planning, Economic Development and International Cooperation also participated in a session on country platforms. Dr. Al-Mashat reviewed Egypt’s efforts in attracting climate investments through the implementation of the Country Platform for the “NWFE” program – the nexus of Water, Food, and Energy projects – which served as a model for creating constructive partnerships between various international partners, based on national ownership, to drive green transition efforts.

Dr. Al-Mashat pointed out that the country platform of “NWFE” program changed the concept of how to obtain development financing, by establishing an integrated structure that links policy reform, investment-attractive projects, and financing instruments, which has enabled the local and foreign private sector to obtain concessional financing of more than $4.5 billion to implement renewable energy projects with a capacity of 5.2 GW.

Dr. Al-Mashat mentioned that the total power purchase agreements signed by the government with the private sector under the “NWFE” program reached 8.25 GW out of the program’s total target of 10 GW by 2028, and plans are also underway to halt thermal power plants with a capacity of 5 GW, which enhances Egypt’s direction towards becoming a regional hub for renewable energy.

Minister Al-Mashat underscored that the program includes many financing mechanisms, not only concessional financing but also grants, private investments, debt-for-development swaps, and technical support. She reiterated that multilateral development banks played a pivotal role in providing financing for the implementation of the program’s pillars.

– on behalf of Ministry of Planning, Economic Development, and International Cooperation – Egypt.

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Ministro Eurico Monteiro preside ato de abertura do EmpoderaTech – Cabo Verde Internacional Summit

Source: Africa Press Organisation – Portuguese –

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O Ministro da Promoção de Investimentos e Fomento Empresarial e Ministro da Modernização do Estado e da Administração Pública, Eurico Monteiro, presidiu, na manhã desta quinta-feira, 16 de outubro, ao ato de abertura do EmpoderaTech – Cabo Verde International Summit.

O evento, promovido pela Women in Tech Cabo Verde, em parceria com a Agência Reguladora Multissectorial da Economia (ARME), reúne, na Praia, líderes, empreendedoras, investigadores e especialistas das áreas de inovação e tecnologia, para um diá. profundo sobre o papel da mulher na era digital, tendo em vista a promoção do empoderamento feminino e o acesso equitativo às oportunidades no setor tecnológico.

Durante a sua intervenção, o governante destacou a importância das novas tecnologias como instrumento de desenvolvimento sustentável, inclusão social e igualdade de género, sublinhando que Cabo Verde, embora carente de recursos naturais, tem investido de forma consistente na educação, na ciência e na invocação como pilares de crescimento e competitividade.

“Somos um país pobre em recursos naturais e, por isso, dependemos muito mais da formação, dos conhecimentos, da ciência, da tecnologia, pelo que somos obrigados a fazer um esforço maior para que possamos alcançar um patamar razoável e creio que temos feito um bom caminho nesse sentido, melhor até do que alguns outros com recursos naturais, pois temos sido amigos do conhecimento e das novas ferramentas de trabalho, portanto, da tecnologia, desde os primeiros dias da independência”, afirmou o Ministro.

Ainda na ocasião, Eurico Monteiro refletiu sobre os desafios humanos que surgiram a partir desta nova era digital, desde a preservação da identidade e privacidade, até o risco da desumanização das relações, defendendo, deste modo, a necessidade de colocar a tecnologia ao serviço da pessoa, visando a equidade, a igualdade e principalmente a dignidade humana.

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Cabo Verde: Governo aposta em iniciativas que favoreçam a prestação de serviços públicos por via digital

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Cabo Verde tem registado avanços significativos no setor digital, como forma de priorizar a prestação dos serviços públicos por via digital. A informação foi avançada à imprensa, na manhã desta quinta-feira, 16, pelo Ministro da Modernização do Estado e da Administração Pública, Eurico Monteiro, à margem da abertura do EmpoderaTech – Cabo Verde International Summit, evento promovido pela Woman in Tech Cabo Verde, em parceria com a Agência Reguladora Multissetorial da Economia (ARME), com o objetivo de promover o empoderamento feminino e o acesso equitativo às oportunidades no setor tecnológico.

“O progresso de Cabo Verde nesta área tem sido significativo com várias iniciativas que vão sendo lançadas, como, por exemplo, o Portal da Transparência, que lançamos recentemente e o Portal Único dos Serviços Digitais do Estado, que prevemos lançar muito em breve. O diploma já está no Conselho de Ministros e estamos seguros de que ainda este ano teremos esta importante plataforma, na qual estarão integrados todos os websites dos serviços públicos com o objetivo de garantir a interoperabilidade dos sistemas e imprimir maior eficiente e celeridade na prestação dos serviços públicos, que queremos que sejam prioritariamente por via digital”, afirmou o Ministro.

Ainda no que concerne às iniciativas tecnológicas, o governante sublinhou que o Executivo introduziu, “tanto no orçamento do Estado passado, como neste orçamento”, medidas para favorecimento das novas tecnologias, seja a nível de isenções aduaneiras, seja a nível de benefícios fiscais, “muito significativos”, que estimulam a criação de empresas no setor tecnológico.

Eurico Monteiro reconheceu, no entanto, que, não obstante os avanços, no que refere à equidade de género no setor tecnológico, ainda é possível fazer mais, através das políticas de Estado, mas, particularmente, através de uma certa conscientização da sociedade sobre esta problemática.

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Speech by  Deputy Minister Nonceba Mhlauli on the occasion of the engagement with Community Members, Civil Society and Local Leaders, Roodepan, Kimberly

Source: President of South Africa –

Programme Director;
Executive Mayor of Sol Plaatje Local Municipality, Cllr Barbara Bartlett;
MEC for Roads and Public Works, Ms Fufe Makatong;
Executive Mayor of Frances Baard District Municipality, Cllr Wende Marekwa;
Fellow Councillors;
Community Development Workers;
Representatives from SAPS, CPF, Youth Against Crime, and Women Against Crime;
Faith-based leaders, civil society, and business forums;

Good morning, Roodepan community.

Thank you for welcoming us into your home this engagement is not a speech, it is a conversation. The District Development Model is about working together, not talking past one another.

Today, we are here to listen, understand, and act together.

As we meet here today, South Africa holds the Presidency of the G20 a platform of the world’s largest economies. Our Presidency theme, “Inclusive Growth for a Sustainable Future,” reminds us that real progress begins in communities like Roodepan.

The District Development Model is the local engine that turns global commitments into tangible change through jobs for our youth, clean water, functioning infrastructure, and safe neighbourhoods. The conversations we are having in Frances Baard today are part of the same national and global movement to make development people-centred, inclusive, and accountable.

Understanding the DDM

The District Development Model, or DDM, was introduced by President Cyril Ramaphosa to end the silo approach that has slowed service delivery.

It brings all three spheres of Government national, provincial, and local into one plan, one budget, and one accountability framework.

In Frances Baard, the One Plan focuses on:

• Water security and sanitation improvements;
• Human settlements and housing rectification;
• Roads and infrastructure maintenance;
• Youth employment and skills development;
• Building safer and cohesive communities.

Role as District Champion

As your District Champion, my role is to:

• Ensure there is alignment between what is promised and what is delivered.
• Facilitate coordination between departments to unblock delays.
• Ensure that community voices are not only heard but shape government priorities.
• Monitor progress and report back to the Presidency and to you the people.

This means I am accountable to ensure that the One Plan for Frances Baard is not a paper exercise but a living document that delivers change.

Community Priorities and Issues

From the recent GCIS environmental assessment and engagements, we know the issues you face:

• Ageing infrastructure and water shortages in areas like Roodepan, Windsorton, and Pampierstad.
• Delays in housing projects and title deeds.
• Unsafe streets, drug abuse, and lack of youth recreational facilities.
• Poor health service experiences and shortages of medication.
• High electricity costs and frequent outages.

These are not statistics they are your lived experiences. And that is why the DDM approach is so important: it links problems directly with solutions, roles, and resources.

Government Response and Commitments

• The Sol Plaatje Municipality is installing high-mast lights and new taps in Lerato Park.
• Phokwane is distributing water tanks and repairing potholes.
• Magareng is upgrading its water treatment plant.
• The 1 Billion Housing Project launched by President Ramaphosa includes units for Diamond Park and Roodepan.

Our task now is to ensure that these projects are completed, maintained, and serve the people they are meant for.

Partnerships with Civil Society

We cannot govern alone.

Faith-based organisations, NGOs, and business forums here in Roodepan are doing remarkable work  from running soup kitchens to helping young people find purpose.

The DDM recognises that every citizen is a partner in development. Together, we can rebuild trust, fight drugs, create work opportunities, and restore pride in our neighbourhoods.

Listening and Accountability

Today’s meeting is not the end it is the start of ongoing communication.

We will set up regular feedback sessions, so that your issues are captured in the One Plan review and acted upon.

Accountability means: if a pipe bursts, a team responds. If a house cracks, someone is answerable. If youth programmes stall, we fix it  together.

Closing

Frances Baard is a proud and resilient district the economic heart of the Northern Cape. The challenges you face are not insurmountable.

Let us work together, community and Government hand-in-hand, to turn Roodepan into a model of cooperative governance in action.

Because the DDM starts with you the community.

Thank you.

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Deputy President Mashatile leads the South African delegation on the second day of the Working Visit to Türkiye

Source: President of South Africa –

His Excellency Deputy President Shipokosa Paulus Mashatile is today, 16 October 2025, leading the second day of bilateral engagements between South Africa and Türkiye.

Today, the Deputy President has held bilateral engagements with the ATA Holding group, led by its Chairman, Mr Korhan Kurdoğlu, who expressed the major company’s readiness to invest in South Africa in the areas including food production and agri-business; cold chain logistics and distribution science and technology; digital transformation; infrastructure and foreign trade synergies; financial services and co-investments, as well as sports, culture and tourism.

Yesterday in Ankara, with his counterpart, Vice-President of the Republic of Türkiye, His Excellency Mr Cevdet Yılmaz, he successfully co-chaired the inaugural South Africa – Türkiye Bi-National Commission (BNC) that concluded with the Signing Ceremony for a number of agreements between South Africa and Türkiye, including the Joint Declaration on the Establishment of the Joint Economic and Trade Commission (JETCO), Memorandum of Understanding in the field of Higher Education and Training, and Memorandum of Understanding regarding Cooperation in the field of Special Economic Zones/Free Zones.

Earlier in the day, Deputy President Mashatile visited the Anitkabir Mausoleum in Ankara, where he laid a wreath as a tribute to Türkiye’s Founder and first President, His Excellency Mr Mustafa Kemal Ataturk. 

“I sincerely hope that your immortal spirit will guide our discussions and the high-level dialogue and joint decision-making that our two countries will be engaged in, for mutual development, cooperation and lasting prosperity. We are honoured to be in this sacred midst of history and greatness,” said the Deputy President in his message.

Coordinated by the Department of Trade, Industry and Competition, other engagements on 16 October 2025 included a bilateral meeting with Dr Mehmet Demiroğlu, CEO of TAI/TUSAṢ; engagement with Mr Ahmet Akyol, CEO & President of Aselsan.

On 17 October 2025, Deputy President Mashatile will attend and deliver keynote addresses at the South Africa – Türkiye Business Council as well as the 5th Biennial Türkiye Africa Business and Economic Forum which will be held in Istanbul.

The Deputy President is accompanied by the Minister of International Relations and Cooperation, Mr Ronald Lamola; Minister of Trade, Industry and Competition, Mr Parks Tau; Minister of Science, Technology and Innovation, Dr Bonginkosi Nzimande; Minister of Defence and Military Veterans, Ms Angie Motshekga; Minister of Tourism, Ms Patricia De Lille; Deputy Minister of Agriculture, Ms Nokuzola Capa; Deputy Minister of Sport, Arts and Culture, Ms Peace Mabe; and Deputy Minister of Higher Education and Training, Dr Nomusa Dube-Ncube.

Media enquiries: Mr Keith Khoza, Acting Spokesperson to the Deputy President, on 066 195 8840.

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AMAN UNION et Swiss Re organisent un webinaire exclusif sur la gestion des risques Environnementaux, Sociaux et de Gouvernance (ESG) liés à la durabilité

Source: Africa Press Organisation – French

AMAN UNION, principal forum professionnel regroupant les compagnies d’assurance et de réassurance commerciales et non commerciales des États membres de l’Organisation de la coopération islamique (OCI), organise, en collaboration avec Swiss Re, une session virtuelle exclusive intitulée « Gestion des risques ESG liés à la durabilité ». 

Ce webinaire réunira des experts de renom afin d’examiner l’importance croissante des principes environnementaux, sociaux et de gouvernance (ESG) dans le secteur de l’assurance et de la réassurance, notamment dans le contexte du crédit à l’exportation et de l’assurance investissement. 

Cette session vise à renforcer les capacités institutionnelles des membres d’AMAN UNION en approfondissant leur compréhension des risques liés à la durabilité et en offrant des perspectives pratiques sur l’intégration des considérations ESG dans la souscription, la gestion de portefeuille et la stratégie d’entreprise. 

Elle s’inscrit dans le cadre des efforts continus d’AMAN UNION pour accompagner ses membres dans leur alignement sur les meilleures pratiques internationales et la promotion des objectifs de développement durable au sein de l’écosystème de la finance et de l’assurance islamiques. 

Le webinaire proposera des présentations de Maren Bodenschatz, responsable principale du développement durable chez Swiss Re, et d’Ahmed Ayoub, responsable des risques liés au développement durable. Ils offriront un aperçu approfondi des tendances ESG qui façonnent le paysage de l’assurance et de la réassurance, tout en partageant des exemples concrets de la stratégie de durabilité et des cadres de gestion des risques de Swiss Re. 

À l’issue de l’événement, Mourad Mizouri, secrétaire général d’AMAN UNION, a déclaré :« Le développement durable n’est plus une option : c’est un pilier essentiel de la résilience, de la compétitivité et de la confiance dans notre secteur. Grâce à cette collaboration avec Swiss Re, nous souhaitons donner à nos membres les moyens de mieux comprendre et gérer les risques ESG, de renforcer leurs cadres institutionnels et de contribuer à une économie mondiale plus durable et inclusive. ». 

Distribué par APO Group pour Islamic Corporation for the Insurance of Investment and Export Credit (ICIEC).

Contact médias : 
Aman Union, Secrétariat général d’Aman Union 
Djeddah, Royaume d’Arabie saoudite 
Courriel : iciec.ausecretariat@isdb.org  
Site web : www.AMANUnion.org

À propos d’AMAN UNION : 
L’Union AMAN est un forum professionnel qui regroupe les assureurs et réassureurs couvrant les risques commerciaux et non commerciaux dans les pays membres de l’Organisation de la coopération islamique (OCI) et de la Société Arabe de Garantie des Investissements et des Crédits à l’Exportation (Dhaman). L’Union a été créée le 28 octobre 2009, à la suite d’un accord bilatéral entre Dhaman et la Société islamique pour l’assurance des investissements et du crédit à l’exportation (SIACE) visant à unifier leurs efforts dans la création d’une plate-forme qui renforce la coopération entre les assureurs et les réassureurs opérant dans leurs pays membres respectifs. 

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AMAN UNION and Swiss Re Host Exclusive Webinar on Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) Sustainability Risk Management

Source: APO

The AMAN UNION, the leading professional forum for commercial and non-commercial insurance and reinsurance companies across the member states of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC), in collaboration with Swiss Re, is hosting an exclusive virtual session titled “ESG Sustainability Risk Management.” The webinar will bring together leading experts to explore the growing importance of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) principles in the insurance and reinsurance industry, particularly in the context of export credit and investment insurance. 

This session aims to strengthen the institutional capacity of AMAN UNION members by deepening their understanding of sustainability-related risks and offering practical insights on integrating ESG considerations into underwriting, portfolio management, and corporate strategy. It forms part of AMAN UNION’s continued efforts to support its members in aligning with global best practices and advancing sustainable development objectives across the Islamic finance and insurance ecosystem. 

The webinar will feature presentations from Swiss Re’s Senior Sustainability Manager, Maren Bodenschatz, and Sustainability Risk Manager, Ahmed Ayoub, who will provide an in-depth overview of ESG trends shaping the insurance and reinsurance landscape and share practical examples of Swiss Re’s sustainability strategy and risk management frameworks. 

Commenting on the event, Mourad Mizouri, Secretary General of AMAN UNION, said: “Sustainability is no longer an optional agenda—it is a defining pillar of resilience, competitiveness, and trust in our industry. Through this collaboration with Swiss Re, we aim to empower our members to better understand and manage ESG risks, strengthen institutional frameworks, and contribute to a more sustainable and inclusive global economy.” 

Distributed by APO Group on behalf of Islamic Corporation for the Insurance of Investment and Export Credit (ICIEC).

Media Contact: 
Aman Union, General Secretariat of Aman Union 
Jeddah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia 
Email: iciec.ausecretariat@isdb.org
Website: www.AMANUnion.org 

About AMAN UNION: 
The AMAN Union is a professional forum that brings together insurers and reinsurers covering commercial and non-commercial risks in the member countries of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) and the Arab Investment and Export Credit Guarantee Corporation (Dhaman). The Union was established on October 28, 2009, following a bilateral agreement between Dhaman and the Islamic Corporation for the Insurance of Investment and Export Credit (ICIEC) to unify their efforts in creating a platform that enhances cooperation among insurers and reinsurers operating within their respective member countries. 

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