The Ministry of Finance Begins Training for International Accounting
The Financial Education and Research Center of the Ministry of Finance of Azerbaijan within the framework of accountability in the corporate and public sector (CAPSAP) announces the start of training for employees of budget organizations on the topic "Principles of international accounting" and "Development of new financial reports. "
According to the report of the Ministry, the training launched from September 17 will be held with international experts. The training program consists of several stages and is based on the advanced programs of international institutions in the field of accounting, in accordance with national legislation.
Center among other things, to prepare professionals in the field of accounting and to ensure their long educational concept assumes offer commercial organizations, as well as those aspiring to careers and full realization of their capacities paid training on international and national accounting. - 15D -
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