The Central Bank has organized a seminar on anti-counterfeiting currency
The Central Bank of Azerbaijan, September 23-27, held a seminar in the framework of the international standardization process of examination of banknotes and securities.
According to the report of the Central Bank, the seminar was held by Secure Monde International (UK), which is a leading international company in the field of expertise and production technologies currency.
Under this initiative, expected to improve the examination process of banknotes and securities , acquisition and implementation of modern technological system in this area , the establishment of appropriate human resources.
The event was attended by members of the Central Bank and its regional centers, as well as commercial banks and law enforcement. The seminar participants were presented with certificates. -15D
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