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Assurancesspécial Le Guide Du Marché Des Assurances En Tunisie HORS-SÉRIE ASSURANCESSPÉCIAL LE GUIDE DU MARCHÉ DES ASSURANCES EN TUNISIE Enfants Particuliers Auto Epargne retraiote Santé Vie Santé Obligatoire complémentaire Voyages Professionnels Cyber sécurité Entreprises Habitation Particuliers Obligatoire Habitation Vie Santé Auto Epargne retraiote RC complémentaire Particuliers Voyages Auto Enfants Professionnels Edition : 31/05/2021 EDITION NUMÉRIQUE - MAI 2021 webmanagercenter.com SPÉCIAL 2 HORS-SÉRIE Edition numérique - Mai 2021 ASSURANCES HORS-SÉRIE Edition numérique ADRESSE : Edito Rue Lac Victoria-Rés.Flamingo les Berges du Lac - Tunis Tél. : (+216) 71 962 775 (+216) 71 962 617 e secteur de l’assu- Le Tunisien ne dépense en (+216) 21 18 18 18 (+216) 20 313 314 rance en Tunisie fait moyenne que 47,8 dinars (+216) 55 313 314 L JEGIʚHIWHʣƼWHI en assurance vie et 158,4 Fax : (+216) 71 962 429 Email : [email protected] développement importants, dinars en produits d’as- www.webmanagercenter.com avec un ratio Primes/PIB qui surance non vie (Chiffres DIRECTEUR reste faible (2,1% en 2019) 2019). DE LA PUBLICATION Hechmi AMMAR en comparaison aussi bien Le secteur de l’assurance en REDACTEURS EN CHEF avec des pays proches, Amel BelHadj Ali Tunisie dispose néanmoins Talal Bahoury comme le Maroc avec 3,9% RéDACTION d’un potentiel de croissance Ali Driss ou des pays développés, Khmaies krimi des plus importants et a les Hajer Krimi avec des ratios de 9,2% en Amani ibrahimi moyens lui permettant d’at- Sarra Boudali France, par exemple. Conseiller à la rédaction teindre les niveaux enregis- Abdelaziz DARGHOUTH La prime moyenne par habi- trés dans des pays voisins Direction Commerciale Meryem Ben Nasr tant reste parmi les plus ou à économies compa- PHOTOS faibles, avec seulement 70,4 rables. Anis MILI Direction Artistique $ contre 127 $ au Maroc, ELYES BEN CHARRADA 236 $ au Liban ou encore 3 DESIGN INFOGRAPHIE 719 $ en France. 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