TIRANA, November 14 – On the second day of the Annual Conference of the International Association of Insurance Supervisors, Mimoza Kaçi, Director General of the Financial Supervisory Authority, welcomed participants with a message of gratitude and appreciation for their presence in Tirana.

This international event, attended by Prime Minister Edi Rama, brings together over 500 delegates from more than 130 jurisdictions. As a result, Albania receives the attention of the global insurance community.

Kaçi highlighted that the Prime Minister’s presence gives the event special significance. Furthermore, it confirms the country’s commitment to the development and strengthening of financial markets.

She emphasized the importance of the conference, which addresses key industry topics such as risk, sustainability, and accountability. She described hosting it in Tirana as a historic moment for the Financial Supervisory Authority and a significant professional achievement.

“This event demonstrates Albania’s progress and its connection to the global dialogue on the insurance industry regarding risk, sustainability, and accountability,” Kaçi said.

“Hosting this conference in Tirana is a source of pride for the Financial Supervisory Authority of Albania. It is a deeply personal honor and a historic professional moment for me. It represents the culmination of sustained commitment, institutional transformation, and a ten-year partnership with the International Association of Insurance Supervisors, built on mutual trust, a journey I have had the privilege to share with many of you,” she added.

Kaçi praised the ten-year partnership with the International Association of Insurance Supervisors, highlighting the foundation of mutual trust and collaboration.

In particular, she expressed gratitude to the Secretary General of the International Association of Insurance Supervisors, Jonathan Dixon. She described his contribution as excellent and decisive for the organization’s progress.

Kaçi noted that the sessions on the first day paved the way for in-depth discussions, constructive exchanges, and a collaborative spirit between supervisors and the industry. According to her, the positive dynamic continues on the second day of the conference.

In conclusion, Kaçi expressed hope that participants experienced Tirana’s hospitality and vibrant energy. She also thanked everyone for their participation and commitment.

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