CAN Sigorta serves communities across North Cyprus through an island-wide network of 62 representatives.

This structure extends insurance access beyond a single central office and connects local knowledge with the company’s operational teams.

The network includes insurance professionals as well as regional representatives with experience in fields such as engineering, economics, construction and risk assessment.

Its purpose is not only to support policy services, but also to improve how local conditions are understood.

Local knowledge across North Cyprus

Different parts of North Cyprus have different property, vehicle and commercial risk patterns.

Coastal development, agricultural activity, urban traffic, new construction and local business use can change significantly from one region to another.

CAN Sigorta’s representatives provide local observations that help the company understand these differences more clearly.

Information may relate to:

• New residential and commercial development

• Construction and property-use patterns

• Local vehicle and traffic conditions

• Environmental and weather-related exposure

• Changes in regional business activity

• Emerging insurance needs

This local perspective supports more informed operational review.

A network beyond policy distribution

The representative network is not designed only around policy issuance.

Representatives also act as local contact points between customers, communities and CAN Sigorta’s central operations.

Their role may include:

• Supporting access to insurance services

• Identifying changing local needs

• Sharing regional observations

• Assisting communication during policy and claim processes

• Directing technical matters to the relevant operational team

Formal policy decisions, risk acceptance and claim outcomes remain subject to the applicable underwriting, policy and claims procedures.

Regional coordination

Information from different areas is reviewed through a representative coordination structure.

The Coordination Council brings together regional perspectives and allows recurring issues to be considered across the wider network.

Its role includes:

• Comparing developments across regions

• Identifying emerging operational concerns

• Sharing local experience

• Improving communication between representatives

• Supporting updates to service and coverage structures

This creates a two-way system in which information moves from the regions to the company and operational guidance returns to the network.

Kyrenia and the northern coast

The network covers Kyrenia town and surrounding areas including:

• Karakum

• Zeytinlik

• Ozanköy

• Bellapais

• Çatalköy

This region combines dense residential development, apartment living, tourism, hillside properties and a significant international resident population.

West Kyrenia

Representation also extends through:

• Alsancak

• Lapta

• Karşıyaka

• Kayalar

• Ilgaz

Detached houses, villa developments, coastal exposure and changing residential use shape the insurance needs of this corridor.

Nicosia and surrounding areas

The Nicosia network includes:

• Nicosia city centre

• Gönyeli

• Alayköy

• Haspolat

• Hamitköy

Commercial property, vehicle fleets, offices, industrial activity and residential development create a broad range of insurance requirements.

Famagusta and İskele

The eastern corridor includes:

• Famagusta city centre

• Areas surrounding Varosha

• Long Beach

• Yeni İskele

• Boğaz

Rapid residential development, high-rise buildings, short-term rental use and mixed local and international ownership require close attention to property use and occupancy.

Güzelyurt and Lefke

Coverage extends through:

• Güzelyurt

• Lefke

• Gemikonağı

• Yılmazköy

• Akçay

Agriculture, local trade, small businesses and coastal settlements shape the regional risk profile.

Karpaz and the eastern end

The representative network also reaches:

• Dipkarpaz

• Yenierenköy

• Kaleburnu

• Mehmetçik

• Ziyamet

In more remote areas, local access and direct regional knowledge become especially important.

What the network provides

The structure supports:

• Wider access to insurance services

• Stronger regional communication

• Better understanding of local conditions

• Faster transfer of operational information

• More consistent coordination across North Cyprus

It also allows CAN Sigorta to respond to regional differences without treating the entire island as one uniform risk environment.

A locally informed insurance model

CAN Sigorta’s representative network combines island-wide access with local observation and central operational control.

The value of the structure lies not only in the number of locations covered, but in the quality of information moving between the field and the company.

Insurance is therefore approached not simply as policy documentation, but as an ongoing system of local access, technical review and institutional coordination.