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Tawuniya signs medical insurance contract with Al-Hokair Group

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The Company for Cooperative Insurance (Tawuniya) has signed a contract with Saudi Arabian holding company Fawaz Al Hokair to provide health insurance services to its employees and their families

As part of the contract, Tawuniya will provide medical insurance cover for 15,000 employees and their families. Tawuniya’s health insurance services for Al-Hokair Group include in-patient and outpatient clinics, hypnosis, treatment of chronic diseases, emergencies and pre and post-natal care as well as many other features listed in the approved table of benefits.

Mohammed Quraishah, Tawuniya’s vice-president Corporate and Key Accounts, stated, “This health insurance contract with Fawaz Al Hokair Group is part of an ongoing partnership for ten years respectively. It embodies Tawuniya’s role in providing comprehensive insurance protection and helping our clients mitigate risks.”

“Tawuniya has a long experience in managing medical insurance portfolios and works in cooperation with the largest network of accredited medical service providers in the Kingdom. Moreover, our vision is to enable Saudi society to progress safely towards the future by creating innovative insurance solutions which provide a full range of protection for different segments of customers,” he added.

The new contract is an outcome of the positive long-standing relationship between the two parties that is supported by Tawuniya’s financial and technical capabilities built up over 34 years of experience, together with its highly qualified and trained staff. Tawuniya offers more than 60 different types of insurance products including medical, motor, property and casualty.

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