The open lesson highlighted the general legal, economic and social foundations of consumer protection and explained the mechanisms for protecting consumer rights within the existing legislative framework.
The State Service for Antimonopoly and Consumer Market Control under the President of the Republic of Azerbaijan continues a series of awareness-raising activities held in connection with 15 March – World Consumer Rights Day. As part of these activities, the State Service organized an open lesson for students of Baku State University.
During the event, 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”. Students were informed about the main legal instruments for protecting consumer rights, the organization of state oversight in this field, as well as the relevant legislative requirements.
In addition, measures taken to prevent violations in the consumer market and other initiatives implemented by the State Service were highlighted. It was noted that enhancing consumers’ legal literacy makes an important contribution to fostering sound relationships in the consumer market and preventing violations of consumer rights.
During the interactive open lesson, practical examples were presented together with relevant explanations, and students’ questions were answered.
