Azerbaijan Bank Training Center (ABTC) is organizing a training seminar in Ganja on October 4-5. The training for small and medium-sized enterprises operating in the Ganja-Gazakh economic region will focus on "Financial Management: Financial Reporting and Analysis."
Earlier, on September 6-7 this year a similar training seminar for small and medium enterprises of the Guba-Khachmaz economic region was held in Guba.
The purpose of the training is to support small and medium enterprises in the proper accounting, reporting and financial control. In addition, participants will have the opportunity to use other various services of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD).
The training will be held to 15 representatives of local companies, excluding financial institutions and companies engaged in petrochemical industry, alcoholic beverages and tobacco. Companies, in which more than 50% is owned by individuals and legal entities in Azerbaijan, can also take part.
The training is funded by the EBRD, and the entry fee is 20 manat. -15D -
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