The Iranian insurance has issued a certificate to all its branches and centers. The pilgrims of Arbaeen Hosseini (AS), who apply for registration of the Iraqi visa through the system of pilgrimage of Hajj and pilgrimage, pay only 15 thousand tomans of premium. Life insurance, accidents and treatment of the company.
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According to Iran's Public Relations Department, Mohammad Mehdi Alaani said at the ceremony of the new supervisor of the International Insurance Company's International Branch: "The current formula for calculating the financial capability of Iran's insurance and assessing its financial and operational performance is good with this formula, but its considerations in to be considered.
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General director of Iran Insurance announced that this airline company started its full coverage of Iran's insurance.
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All women aged 18 to 50 can benefit from the protections provided for in the insurance policy of homeowners and freelancers by referring to branches throughout the country.
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Iran's insurance paid 96 billion barrels of Shahid Tondoogan petrochemicals in the special economic zone of petrochemicals.
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Diyah for road accident in Mashhad, which was estimated by the judicial authorities for one billion and 268 million USD, was paid to the defendant.
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In the past year, a new clause has been added to the third-party insurance law; accordingly, if a car with an expensive car would collide, the insurance company pledges to compensate 50% of the damages of a Muslim male during the forbidden period. In this law, the insurer considers a conventional car as the basis for determining the payment of damages; the price of a conventional car is also 50 percent of the Diyah's value of a Muslim man in the foreseen months.Since Diyah has been allocated 308 million tomans this year, so 50% of this amount is the maximum damages payment to an expensive car in law. So if someone crashes with these types of vehicles, they will pay a compensation equivalent to 50% of the Diyah.
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