Ecological Culture Lesson from AXA MBASK
The insurance company AXA MBASK in the framework of corporate social responsibility with the support of the Executive Power of Lankaran held an ecological action under the name Green Future (Yashil Gelecek). During this action, together with the insurance agents of the branch Janub, they planted 50 pine trees in the city center.
The work was carried out under the guidance of an agricultural machinery station expert. Garden staff held professional instruction, during which they clearly demonstrated how to plant trees, gave all the necessary equipment and provided water.
The main purpose of the action is the development of ecological culture and education in the regions, as well as the formation of personal responsibility for the environment.
In 2010 AXA MBASK began the implementation of international standards AXA Group in the existing business processes of the company.
During the implementation of the plan for the development of sales through a network of insurance agencies, in a short term about 80 points of sale of insurance policies were opened throughout Azerbaijan. They are oriented to work with individuals and legal entities, as well as with financial institutions of all types of insurance.
The European quality of service, as well as the timeliness and completeness of payments caused the fact that the company in a short term was awarded eight international and national awards as the Insurance Company of the Year. --17D-
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