The motorcade of President Vladimir Putin, who visited Azerbaijan the previous day (August 13) on an official visit is insured by the insurance company Ateshgah.
As stated in the press release of the financial structure, the amount of liability coverage for damage to property, life and health of third parties provided by the contract for $ 3 million.
Recall that this is the company for years as insures cars belonging to the Russian Embassy in Azerbaijan and Trade Representative of the Russian Federation.
Insurance company Ateshgah was established in late 1996. The group of companies consists of Ateshgah and OJSC Ateshgah Hayat (specializing in life insurance).
At the end of 2012 the group's insurance premiums totaled 53.5 million, and the payments were 13.2 million manat. Customers are provided with services for more than 20 types of insurance. - 17D-
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