As part of the development of the loan from the World Bank for the project " Modernization of the financial sector of Azerbaijan " will be implemented rebranding of LLC Azerpoct.
According to the report of the national postal operator, the winner of the tender was the company Guydyon from the Netherlands. 10 December, it signed a contract to perform work on updating the image of Azerpoct.
The total cost of the project "Modernization of the financial sector of Azerbaijan " is $ 4 million. The project is designed to June 30, 2016 .
Azerbaijan's first post office opened in 1818 in the city of Ganja. Production Association Azerpoct was founded September 29, 1999 . In April 2010, the Central Bank of Azerbaijan gave it a limited license (without the right to credit) for the provision of banking and financial services.
Today it unites 74 branches, 144 postal agencies and 1,513 post offices. - 17D-
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