The insurance company Ata Sigorta has become the thirty-first corporate member of the Association of Risk Professionals of Azerbaijan (ARPA).
As Turan was told by the spokesman of the Association Nigar Darabadi, one of the important tasks of ARPA at this stage is the creation of a network of professionals in this field.
"It starts with a broad program to involve individual members in the ARPA, to be useful directly by the experts, rather than corporations. In the framework of Online Association (www.arpa.az) there is open online-registration, where practically anyone can become a member and enjoy the products of ARPA. In this case, each member is entitled to vote at the General Assembly of the ARPA," the expert believes.
The Association held on July 23 this year's first chapter meeting, in connection with the transition to the new format of the members.
Until today, ARPA has had 29 corporate and 700 independent members. A number of other organizations are in the process of entering the ranks of the Association and reaching the proper agreements. - 17D-
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The Green Climate Fund (GCF), an operating entity of the financial mechanism of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) and the body responsible for implementing the Paris Agreement, has included Azerbaijan for the first time in its list of countries eligible for funding.
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The International Telecommunication Union (ITU), the Permanent Mission of the Republic of Azerbaijan to the UN Office in Geneva and the Ministry of Digital Development and Transport organized for the heads of about 30 diplomatic missions accredited in Geneva a special briefing on the initiative "Green Digital Action", which will be presented during COP29 in November in Baku, the Ministry of Digital Development and Transport of Azerbaijan reported.
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As a member of the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) Council, Azerbaijan participated in the 28th meeting of this Council in Abu Dhabi (UAE).
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Azerbaijan’s imports of animal and vegetable fats and oils climbed 23.9% by weight and 16.2% by value from January to September 2024, official data revealed. Despite the uptick in volume, the import cost of these products saw a decrease compared to the same period last year, with the cost per ton of vegetable oil falling by 6.1% to $1,199.6 in 2024, down from $1,278.6 in 2023.
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