By Mohamed Attia
The Private Insurance Fund for employees of the Ministry of Civil Aviation and some of its affiliated entities held its regular and extraordinary general assembly at the conference hall of the Egyptian Airports Company.
Ayman Khadr, Chairman of the Board, stated that the actuarial study was presented to the general assembly members, who approved by majority vote that the insurance benefit would be 8 months for each year of actual contribution to the fund for all members, with a minimum of 168 months for founding members.
The insurance contribution was also increased by LE1,100 for all members, effective from January 1, 2026, with an additional 20 months in the event of death, bringing the insurance benefit to 188 months minimum for all members in case of death.
Nasir Fouad, Vice Chairman of the Board, added that confidence was renewed in the current Executive Director, Accountant Hassan Hussein Ahmed, and in the Fund’s Chief Financial Officer, Accountant Manal Mohamed Abdel-Hafiz. He also noted that Wael El-Gharouri and Mahmoud Abdel-Moneim, experts in insurance and investment, were approved as new board members of the fund.
Dr. Tamer Atiya, Fund Secretary and Board Member, stated that the fund’s bylaws were presented after amendments in accordance with Unified Insurance Law No. 155 of 2024. The legal quorum for both the regular and extraordinary general assemblies was met, and all items on the agenda were approved.
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