Accra:Azerbaijan plans to expand access to state standards for business entities and promote their practical application, as announced by Ilgar Hasanov, Deputy Chairman of the State Agency for Antimonopoly and Consumer Market Control under the President of the Republic of Azerbaijan. His remarks were made during a media training session dedicated to World Standards Day.
According to Azeri-Press news agency, Hasanov emphasized that aligning standards with the real needs of the economy is a central priority for the coming period.
Ilgar Hasanov explained that the application of standards in production, the service sector, and management processes is crucial for increasing productivity, optimizing costs, and enhancing product quality. The implementation of standards facilitates increased efficiency in production, improved quality indicators, and cost optimization. Furthermore, products manufactured in line with international standards see a rise in their export potential.
The agency plans to continue implementing measures to bolster the contribution of standards to the state, society, businesses, and the national economy.