Liberia: Sunu Assurances Opens New Sinkor Office, Eyes Expanded Customer Service in Liberia

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SUNU Assurances Liberia Limited has opened a new office on 13th Street in Sinkor, Monrovia, according to a report from The Liberian Investigator distributed by AllAfrica. The company says the move is intended to make its services easier to access and to improve customer experience for individuals, businesses and other clients across Liberia.
The office was presented at an open house attended by representatives of the Central Bank of Liberia, the Liberia Insurance Association, brokers, clients, shareholders, business partners and other guests. The company’s managing director and chief executive, Habib Dia, said the relocation is meant to make SUNU more responsive and closer to customers, while continuing to offer insurance services that protect people, property and businesses.
SUNU Assurances Liberia said the new site was chosen strategically to strengthen service delivery and support its growth in the local market. The company also said it is now fully operational at the Sinkor location and is welcoming both existing and prospective customers. The opening reflects a broader push by insurers in many markets to improve convenience and customer contact, though the specific business implications here were not detailed in the report.
The company, part of the wider SUNU Group, said it aims to continue expanding in Liberia while maintaining professional standards and building relationships with clients, regulators and partners.
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