New executive director to be appointed at BOC after 6 years

Executive Director of the Bureau of Compulsory Insurance (BCI) Rashad Ahmedov has been relieved of his post. This is reported by sources in the Bureau. According to the statement, the decision was adopted by the Board of Trustees of the structure. Recall that R. Ahmedov held this position since 2018. In other words, a new executive director will be appointed to the BOS in 6 years. R. Ahmedov resigned, but did not leave the insurance sector...

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