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ARMENIA LOSES VOTING RIGHT IN UBCCE
Trend, Azerbaijan
April 10 2013
Armenia has been deprived of the right to vote in the Union of
Black Sea and Caspian Confederation of Enterprises (UBCCE) due to
its nonpayment of membership dues. According to a statement of the
Azerbaijan-Turkey Business Association (ATİB) released on Wednesday,
the decision was adopted at a regular (6th) general meeting of the
ATİB held on April 5. Azerbaijan was represented at the meeting by
board member Rashad Rasullu and the Director of Projects and Research
Depatment of ATİB Kanan Aslanli.
The general meeting also approved amendments to the Statutes of UBCCE,
according to which the new legal name of the organization was changed
to "Business Black Sea Caspian - BBC". In addition, membership rules
were simplified and now sectoral business associations can be full
members of the organization along with centralized association.
According to the amendments to the statute, the Executive Committee
of the UBCCE was granted additional rights on conducting negotiations
and the receipt of new membership applications during a year. The
executive committee retained the exclusive authority to approve new
full and associate members at the general meeting.
The senior personnel the UBCCE for 2013-15 was approved as follows:
President - TUSİAD (Turkey), Vice-President - ATİB (Azerbaijan),
Vice-President - GEC (Georgia). Board of Audit: President - TİSK
(Turkey), and the members - KISH (Albania) and ICEA (Iran). So, in
the next two years, the Azerbaijan-Turkey Business Association will
be again represented in the UBCCE by a vice-president.
The UBCCE was founded on November 27, 2006 in Istanbul upon the ATIB's
initiative in an attempt to establish economic and trade relations in
the Black Sea and Caspian Sea. The inaugural meeting was attended by
Afghanistan, Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kazakhstan, Macedonia,
Romania, Serbia and Turkey..
http://en.trend.az/capital/business/2137563.html
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
Trend, Azerbaijan
April 10 2013
Armenia has been deprived of the right to vote in the Union of
Black Sea and Caspian Confederation of Enterprises (UBCCE) due to
its nonpayment of membership dues. According to a statement of the
Azerbaijan-Turkey Business Association (ATİB) released on Wednesday,
the decision was adopted at a regular (6th) general meeting of the
ATİB held on April 5. Azerbaijan was represented at the meeting by
board member Rashad Rasullu and the Director of Projects and Research
Depatment of ATİB Kanan Aslanli.
The general meeting also approved amendments to the Statutes of UBCCE,
according to which the new legal name of the organization was changed
to "Business Black Sea Caspian - BBC". In addition, membership rules
were simplified and now sectoral business associations can be full
members of the organization along with centralized association.
According to the amendments to the statute, the Executive Committee
of the UBCCE was granted additional rights on conducting negotiations
and the receipt of new membership applications during a year. The
executive committee retained the exclusive authority to approve new
full and associate members at the general meeting.
The senior personnel the UBCCE for 2013-15 was approved as follows:
President - TUSİAD (Turkey), Vice-President - ATİB (Azerbaijan),
Vice-President - GEC (Georgia). Board of Audit: President - TİSK
(Turkey), and the members - KISH (Albania) and ICEA (Iran). So, in
the next two years, the Azerbaijan-Turkey Business Association will
be again represented in the UBCCE by a vice-president.
The UBCCE was founded on November 27, 2006 in Istanbul upon the ATIB's
initiative in an attempt to establish economic and trade relations in
the Black Sea and Caspian Sea. The inaugural meeting was attended by
Afghanistan, Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kazakhstan, Macedonia,
Romania, Serbia and Turkey..
http://en.trend.az/capital/business/2137563.html
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress