NIKOIL | BANK celebrated the Day of the Constitution of Azerbaijan planting 4 thousand seedlings in Absheron.
Group NIKOIL | BANK together with the Ministry of Ecology of Azerbaijan took part in the campaign to plant trees on the Day of the Constitution of Azerbaijan. Work day was held in the village Perekeshkul of the Absheron district of the capital.
As reported in the bank, the action, passing under the sound of music played by the National Brass Band, was attended by over three hundred employees of all city offices and the central office of the bank. They planted 4,000 olive trees. The course of events was followed by a team of doctors from the Clinic for Laser Surgery. Also made was a field kitchen, where participants of the event could eat a hot meal and tea.
It should be noted that the beginning of the good tradition was initiated last year, when a similar action dedicated to the Constitution Day was conducted with clean-planting young olive trees on a site located in the Khazar district of the capital. -15D -
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