Audatex-Azerbaijan in Delivery of Services Will Adhere to Policy of 1 EUR = 1 AZN
The company Audatex-Azerbaijan, specializing in insurance risk assessment, intends to adhere to the policy of 1 EUR = 1 AZN. As a local representative of the French Audatex, it provides services in euro, unifying the system of assessment of damage caused by a motor vehicle in a traffic accident.
As the head of the company Zakir Kerimzadeh told local media, the reason for equating the manat against the euro is that the service agreement was concluded with the Bureau of Compulsory Insurance (BCI) in 2014, when there was no devaluation and the manat amounted to the euro.
The company Audatex-Azerbaijan registered at the Taxes Ministry in December 2014 is engaged in software to calculate the cost of repair of vehicles. Its Parisian patron is the world leader in this field. It has more than 30 customers, including 11 insurance companies and several service centers. --17D-
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