In a significant show of solidarity and support, NSIA Insurance has generously donated a fleet of motorcycles, all comprehensively insured, to aid the Ministry of Health in effectively executing its mandate amidst the ongoing battle against the novel Coronavirus pandemic. The motorcycles, presented at a brief ceremony in Accra, are poised to bolster the Ministry's contact tracing and surveillance efforts, aligning closely with the government's relentless fight against COVID-19.
During the presentation ceremony, officials from NSIA Insurance emphasized the critical role these resources would play in enhancing the Ministry's capacity to combat the spread of the virus. Aaron Packeys, the General Manager-Finance of NSIA Insurance, expressed confidence in the government's COVID-19 response strategies while urging other entities and individuals to join hands in supporting the state's efforts against the global pandemic.
"Ghana will emerge victorious in the fight against the novel coronavirus pandemic, and we encourage everyone to adhere to the safety protocols outlined by the WHO and the Ghana Health Service," Mr. Packeys affirmed. He further highlighted that NSIA's donation is a testament to their commitment to supporting the national effort against COVID-19, particularly by empowering the Ministry of Health to intensify its contact tracing and surveillance activities.
Established in Ghana since 2010, NSIA Insurance has been a stalwart in the country's insurance landscape, offering comprehensive non-life insurance services. As a subsidiary of Groupe NSIA, a renowned Pan-African Financial Service Group operating in 12 countries with 26 subsidiaries across Africa, NSIA Insurance brings a wealth of expertise and resources to the table. Notably, the company stands among the select few rated insurance firms in Ghana, boasting an A-(GH) rating with a "Stable outlook" in terms of financial strength by the Global Credit Rating (GCR) agency.
This significant donation from NSIA Insurance underscores the importance of collective action and collaboration in combating the COVID-19 pandemic. As Ghana continues its fight against the virus, partnerships between public and private entities, such as this one, are instrumental in fortifying the nation's resilience and ability to overcome the challenges posed by the pandemic.
