‘Pasha Insurance’ company once again insures CBA's fixed assets

'Pasha Insurance' company has once again won an open tender for insurance of fixed assets of the Central Bank of Azerbaijan (CBA).This is reported on the unified internet portal of public procurement. According to the report, the parties signed a purchase and sale agreement for AZN 209,910. Value of the previous (last year) transaction between ‘Pasha Insurance’ and CBA is not disclosed.

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