The awareness-raising event highlighted key consumer rights and mechanisms for their protection, while providing comprehensive information on the relevant legislative requirements and the organization of the State Service’s activities.
The State Service for Antimonopoly and Consumer Market Control under the President of the Republic of Azerbaijan continues to organize a series of awareness-raising activities on consumer rights in connection with 15 March – World Consumer Rights Day. As part of this initiative, an open lesson was held for students of Azerbaijan State University of Economics (UNEC).
During the open lesson, Azad Mammadov, Deputy Head of the Consumer Market Control Division, and Samir Aliyev, Deputy Head of the Consumer Rights Protection Division of the State Service, delivered a presentation entitled “Key Consumer Rights and Mechanisms for Their Protection”.
The presentation provided students with comprehensive information on consumers’ fundamental rights, mechanisms for protecting these rights, the organization of activities in the field of consumer market control, as well as relevant legislative requirements.
In addition, the participants were informed about the supervisory mechanisms and preventive measures implemented by the State Service in the consumer market. It was noted that increasing consumers’ awareness of their rights and obligations and enhancing their legal knowledge play an important role in preventing violations in the relevant field. In this regard, the importance of the consistent awareness-raising activities carried out by the State Service was also highlighted.
During the open lesson, practical examples related to the subject were presented and students’ questions were answered.
