The leading mobile operator of the country “Azercell Telecom” LLC is proud to announce its role as the official Telecom Partner of the COP29 conference, demonstrating the company’s commitment to sustainable development and environmental protection. By partnering with COP29, Azercell aims to strengthen its sustainability efforts joining forces with global players on impactful solutions for a greener future.
Zarina Zeynalova, CEO of “Azercell Telecom” LLC stated: “As Azerbaijan’s leading mobile operator and a key enabler of the country’s digital landscape, Azercell recognizes its responsibility to the community and environment. We are committed to expanding eco-friendly technologies and renewable energy solutions while reducing our environmental impact. By supporting global climate initiatives, we are not only contributing to a greener future but also setting a new standard for corporate leadership. Together, we are building a more sustainable, resilient tomorrow.”
Narmin Jarchalova from COP29 Azerbaijan welcomed Azercell's involvement, stating, “I am thrilled to welcome Azercell as the Telecommunications Partner at COP29. As the largest mobile provider in Azerbaijan, Azercell is a hugely influential stakeholder in the telecommunications space. They are progressing important conversations around technology, and this will be a chance to demonstrate their commitment to supporting climate action”.
Currently Azercell’s sustainability efforts directed at reducing carbon emissions, optimizing energy usage, and improving water and fuel efficiency through various environmental initiatives. Since 2017 the company has been deploying solar-powered base stations across Azerbaijan. Only in the Karabakh region the company has already deployed 35 green base stations with renewable energy powering 60% of their operational time.
Azercell is a member of several global climate initiatives, including UN Global Compact and the GSMA Climate Action Taskforce, through which Azercell actively promotes sustainable development while encouraging other players in the market to accelerate their environmental efforts. It is worth mentioning that this year the company unveiled its first ESG report.
Throughout the 10-day event, Azercell will ensure uninterrupted telecom services for conference participants at the COP29 venues. ®
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