AMAN Union Leadership Shift and Strategic Transfer
The AMAN Union General Secretariat and the Saudi Export-Import Bank (Saudi EXIM Bank) have formalized an agreement to transfer the tasks and responsibilities of the AMAN Union’s General Secretariat. This milestone marks a significant step in strengthening OIC export credit initiatives and enhancing the Union’s operational efficiency.
The agreement was signed by Mr. Mourad Mizouri, Secretary General of AMAN Union, and Mr. Naif bin Othman Alajroush, Director General of International & Government Relations at Saudi EXIM. The signing occurred during the 15th Annual General Meeting of the AMAN Union, held from November 4–6, 2025, in Jeddah, hosted by ICIEC. The event gathered leading professionals in investment and credit insurance to discuss strategies for promoting trade, managing risk, and reinforcing economic integration across OIC member states.
Smooth Transition and Strengthened Export Credit Partnerships
Under the transfer agreement, AMAN Union and Saudi EXIM Bank will coordinate closely to ensure a seamless transition of duties, records, assets, and institutional functions. This collaboration demonstrates both institutions’ commitment to expanding export credit partnerships OIC and supporting the Union’s long-term vision of sustainable trade facilitation.
Mr. Mourad Mizouri emphasized the importance of this leadership shift, stating, “This transition marks an important step in enhancing the operational independence and sustainability of the AMAN Union. The AMAN UNION members remain committed to supporting the Union’s mission of fostering collaboration among them.”
AMAN Union’s Role in Promoting Trade and Investment
Founded on October 28, 2009, the AMAN Union serves as a professional forum uniting insurers and reinsurers covering commercial and non-commercial risks in OIC member countries. The Union also collaborates with the Arab Investment and Export Credit Guarantee Corporation (Dhaman). Its mission focuses on fostering cooperation, mitigating risks, and facilitating trade and investment across the Islamic world.
The recent partnership with Saudi EXIM Bank further strengthens the Union’s initiatives and enhances OIC export credit initiatives, paving the way for more structured support for member nations and investment projects.
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This story was first reported by APO Group on behalf of ICIEC. Read the full article here.
