Mrs Rokhaya Kandji shares IFAGE's Initiatives at the 6th African Actuarial Congress (6AAC) in Accra, Ghana

The 6th African Actuarial Congress, which took place from June 8 to 10, 2022 in Accra, Ghana, was the scene of a landmark moment highlighting the commitment and expertise of Rokhaya Kandji, Managing Director of the Inter-African Institute for Training in Africa and Business Management (IFAGE). In a context marked by innovation, this edition distinguished Rokhaya Kandji by offering her the privilege of presenting IFAGE on a dedicated panel. Demonstrating her enlightened leadership, she shared the institute's successes and innovative initiatives in actuarial training.

IFAGE at the heart of innovation
During her participation in the congress, Ms Rokhaya Kandji highlighted the actions and efforts made by IFAGE to contribute to the development of actuarial training in Africa. Particular emphasis was placed on the high rate of professional integration of IFAGE graduates, making the institute a key player in the preparation of future players in the field.

Sharing best practice
During the panel dedicated to actuarial educational initiatives, Rokhaya Kandji shared IFAGE's best practices with international universities and actuarial associations. IFAGE's commitment to maintaining high standards of quality in actuarial education was praised, and the institute was given the opportunity to showcase its successes and innovative pedagogical model.

Meetings with key players
During the congress, Rokhaya Kandji met with university representatives, as well as members of international actuarial associations such as the Society of Actuaries (SOA), the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries (IFOA) and the Casualty Actuarial Society (CAS). These exchanges have enabled IFAGE to strengthen its collaborations and actively contribute to the enrichment of actuarial educational practices on an international scale.

Rokhaya Kandji's participation in the 6th African Actuarial Congress was marked by recognition of IFAGE's efforts in the field of actuarial education. By highlighting its successes and best practices, IFAGE has reinforced its role as a key player in the promotion of actuarial education in Africa, thus contributing to the sustainable development of the sector.