Young consumers were informed about their rights through practical examples and provided with relevant recommendations on how to protect those rights.
In connection with 15 March – World Consumer Rights Day, a series of open lessons has been launched at several general education schools in Baku, organized by the State Service for Antimonopoly and Consumer Market Control under the President of the Republic of Azerbaijan, with the support of the Ministry of Science and Education of the Republic of Azerbaijan.
As part of the initiative, representatives of the State Service met with students of Secondary School No. 87 in Surakhani District and Secondary School No. 187 in Sabunchu District.
The open lessons were organized to provide school-age children with basic knowledge of consumer rights. During the sessions, representatives of the State Service delivered presentations and provided practical explanations to help young consumers better understand their rights.
Students were informed about the rules to be followed when exchanging or returning goods, as well as about goods that are not subject to exchange. They were also provided with practical guidance on exercising their right to obtain information and their right to make a free choice when purchasing goods in stores or using various services.
During the open lessons, students’ questions were answered, issues of interest to them were clarified, and relevant recommendations were provided.
