Cigna Corporation (NYSE:CI), a global health services company, announced its support for government initiatives in the UAE and Lebanon to combat the COVID-19 pandemic and ensure the safety and well-being of communities.
In the UAE, the company in cooperation with the Khalifa Bin Zayed Al Nahyan Foundation, provided health and nutrition packages to needy families in Abu Dhabi throughout the month of Ramadan. To support Dubai’s ongoing efforts to contain the pandemic, Cigna also contributed to Dubai Health Authority’s Community Solidarity Fund, established by the Islamic Affairs and Charitable Activities Department, to assist in the procurement of 250 ventilators to help with COVID-19 treatment. In Lebanon, Cigna is collaborating with the Red Cross to support the transfer of patients to hospitals.
Speaking regarding Cigna’s efforts in supporting regional governments during these exceptional times, Jerome Droesch, CEO of Cigna Middle East and Africa, said: “Leaders in the region are true role models for us and their communities in driving humanitarian initiatives from the frontlines to support not just their own people but the world at large during this pandemic. Our contributions by participating in these charitable activities reflects Cigna’s dedication and commitment to safeguarding the health and well-being of the community.”
“People and their peace of mind have always been our priority and in such times, we all need to present a united front and do our bit to help the world. This is a good time for the private and public sector to join forces to help overcome these challenges together.”
About Cigna Middle East & Africa
Cigna Corporation is a global health service company dedicated to helping people improve their health, well-being, and peace of mind. With a heritage of over 200 years, Cigna is committed to its promise of being together all the way in providing healthcare, clinical management and wellness programs to employers, individuals, and governments around the world.
Operating for more than 17 years in the MENA region, Cigna serves the GCC markets and Lebanon through its locally regulated entities. The company delivers both health and wellness services to individuals, employers and government entities in the region.
Cigna has been operating in the African continent for 60 years servicing over 250,000 members. Cigna is servicing corporates through a partnership between Hollard and Cigna. Together, we provide health insurance for local companies looking to insure key resources, and multinationals looking to harmonise their health insurance across Africa.
Cigna maintains a global sales capability in 30 countries and jurisdictions, employing over 74,000 people, who service more than 165 million customer relationships, and more than 1 billion customer touchpoints.
To learn more about Cigna Insurance Middle East, visit www.cigna-me.com
