Supporting the Charter of Road Traffic Victims’ Rights “reinforces our principles of responsibility, solidarity and social commitment”, according to Portuguese insurance provider, Crédito Agrícola Seguros. The Lisbon headquartered company made their remarks as they formally became an official supporter of the Charter, having already been active in promoting the Charter and its values over recent months.
The Charter of Road Traffic Victims’ Rights is a set of ideals which aim to ensure the victims of road traffic accidents receive the best possible assistance.
Inspired by the UN’s Universal Declaration of Human Rights, it was developed by COB, the Institute for European Traffic Law (IETL) and the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE). It functions as a voluntary code of conduct for all those involved in the compensation of road traffic victims.
Crédito Agrícola Seguros is the non-life insurance provider for Crédito Agrícola Group, built on the foundations of proximity and trust. In partnership with the Group’s extensive network of agencies, it offers simple, efficient, and sustainable protection solutions for individuals and businesses. With innovative digital services and excellence in customer care, the company ensures support tailored to evolving needs.
“At Crédito Agrícola Seguros, we firmly believe that the insurance sector plays a crucial role in protecting and supporting individuals during critical moments,” said Cristina Cardiga, Director of the Claims Department at Crédito Agrícola Seguros. “This intention is perfectly captured by the spirit and ideals of the Charter and so we saw it as a natural fit for our company. Being a public supporter of the Charter reinforces our principles of responsibility, solidarity and social commitment.
“As the non-life insurance provider for the Crédito Agrícola Group, our mission is to create sustainable value while maintaining close relationships with our customers. Supporting the principles of the Charter is a valuable opportunity to reinforce trust in our actions. This initiative will undoubtedly resonate positively with our customers and partners, who value our alignment with these principles and who will recognise our support as a natural progression of our commitment to these ideals,” Ms. Cardiga concluded.
The Charter would also like to extend our thanks and gratitude to Crédito Agrícola Seguros for their efforts to promote the Charter through their social media activity and public support for this initiative in recent times. By publishing considered, positive content about the Charter they have really assisted the efforts to broaden awareness of the Charter of Road Traffic Victims’ Rights, helping us to build a higher level of recognition and understanding of all the Charter has been set up to achieve.
