Financial services provided by 1,016 post offices of LLC Azerpoct
Baku/24.10.13/TURAN : In Azerbaijan 1,016 post offices of LLC Azerpoct provide financial services.
According to official data referring to the head office of the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology Vidadi Zeynalov for the 9 months of this year, the resolution of the Central Bank of Azerbaijan for the provision of financial services have 8 offices . In addition , the national postal operator has issued 13.4 thousand cards "Maestro" and "MasterCard", a service network includes 105 Azerpoct pos-terminals and 15 ATMs.
Limited Liability Company "Azerpoct" works with 155 countries of the world for search of parcels through the search engine "Cricket" of the Universal Postal Union ( UPU) . In addition, the Company completed the process of connecting "Azerpoct" to the UPU Global Monitoring System .
Recall that the first post office opened in Azerbaijan in 1818 in the city of Ganja . Production Association "Azerpoct" founded September 29, 1999 .
In April 2010 , the Central Bank of Azerbaijan gave him a limited license (without the right finance) on the provision of banking and financial services.
Today, it brings together 74 branches, 144 postal agencies , and 1,513 post offices . - 17D-
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