The Insurance Agents and Brokers Congress in Azerbaijan served as a dynamic platform for exploring how insurance distribution channels can be further developed and effectively regulated. Organized under the strategic guidance of the Central Bank of the Republic of Azerbaijan, and supported by the Azerbaijan Insurers Association and the Compulsory Insurance Bureau, the event united prominent representatives from various countries across the region.
Among the key participants was Ahmet Yaşar, Vice President of the Turkish Insurance Association (TSB), who contributed via video message with a detailed presentation titled “Turkey’s Experience in Regulating the Activities of Insurance Agents and Brokers.” During his address, Yaşar discussed the historical background and ongoing evolution of agency and brokerage activities in Turkey, illustrating how regulatory frameworks have been designed to enhance the overall efficiency of the market. His presentation, supported by statistical insights, highlighted the importance of building robust cooperation models between insurers and intermediaries.
Insights and Regional Cooperation
Participants shared extensive experiences and drew attention to the need for regional integration and knowledge exchange to ensure the sustainable growth of the insurance ecosystem. It was widely emphasized that learning from diverse regulatory and operational practices strengthens the resilience and transparency of the sector. The congress ultimately underscored that open dialogue among nations not only promotes local development but also fortifies the collective progress of the insurance industry throughout the region.
