Dante Disparte, U.S. Managing Director at Clements, Partners with American Security Project to Address Latest Developments in U.S. and Egypt Relations
Clements
Worldwide Partners with American Security Project to Address Latest
Developments in U.S. and Egypt Relations
Clements U.S. Managing Director Dante Disparte
joins leading
policy makers in Washington D.C. to discuss how
U.S. and Egypt
relationship impacts international community
Dante Disparte, U.S. Managing Director at
leading international insurance provider Clements Worldwide, joined a panel of influencers, academics and
policy makers yesterday to discuss the current state of Egypt, ongoing challenges for its
government and the future outlook for its open and competitive economy.
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| Dante Disparte, US Managing Director at Clements Worldwide, delivering remarks at a American Security Project panel event |
The day-long session also
featured prominent speakers like H.E. Amr Moussa, former Secretary-General of
the Arab League, Lieutenant General John Castellaw UMSC (Ret.), General Carter
F. Ham USA (Ret.), Youself Al Otaiba, the United Arab Emirates Ambassador to
the United States and former Congressmen Jim Kolbe and Norm Coleman.
Panelists focused on the
economic potential of Egypt, where continued investment from nations around
the world will be key to the growth and the sustainability of the country,
bringing stability to the region and encouraging domestic entrepreneurship.
Disparte, a current
member of the American Security Project’s advisory board, specifically
addressed three important risks to be aware of while investing in the country:
- Uncertainty about the country’s future leads to risks both individuals and international organizations need to be insured against;
- Ongoing political and economic changes may require additional political violence protection, personal accident and group coverage, including commercial property insurance;
- Such volatile circumstances may not be specific to Egypt but also relevant and applicable to neighboring countries in the region.
According
to Disparte: “The future of Egypt
clearly represents strong investment potential for global organizations. For businesses
looking to operate in Egypt, being prepared for the unique economic and
political conditions in the country and the surrounding region will be paramount
to their success.”
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