Dhaman Released its quarterly insurance bulletin for 2025

The Arab Investment & Export Credit Guarantee Corporation (Dhaman) revealed its third quarterly bulletin for 2025 that outstanding insurance commitments for investment, financing and exports destinated to Arab countries dipped by 3.5% to roughly $254 billion by the end of 2024, making up 7.6% of the global total, including 84% for insuring the credit of exports destinated to the region, 8% for insurance against political risks ($21 billion) and 8% for other cross-border insurance operations. The Corporation said that despite mounting geopolitical tensions and risks in 2024, and their negative impacts on global trade and investment, which, thence, created increasing insurance opportunities, new insurance commitments for investment, financing and exports destinated to Arab countries slightly rose to roughly $126 billion in 2024 to cover 9% of overall Arab merchandise imports.