Baku, Azerbaijan, April 20
Trend:
As part of its corporate social responsibility (CSR) strategy, Nar has come up with yet another great initiative.
This time the mobile operator has decided to support children who suffer from autistic disorder and therefore has started cooperation with the ‘Nur’ remedial center. Thus, Nar has sponsored 3 autistic children and 4 teachers from “Nur” remedial center to help them participated at ANCA World Autism Festival, which is to take place in the period from 23 to 27 of April 2018 in the city of Alania, Turkey.
The first ANCA World Autism Festival has been held in Canada back in 1995. This festival is held on annual basis in various countries. This year 35 countries are expected to participate at the event, while Azerbaijan will be represented by the “Nur” remedial center. It should be noted that “Nur” remedial center employs experts of the field, speech therapists, psychologists, medical exercise, gymnastics, and other special education teachers.
The center’s specialists are dealing with rehabilitation of children with Down syndrome, autism, mental retardation, hyperactivity, other psychological and speech problems.
Nar will cover the travel and other logistical costs of Azerbaijani participants of the festival, and will provide special clothes and national costumes, sports outfits, special teacher for national dances, brochures on various languages and national gifts, needed for the children’s performance.
Visit nar.az for more detailed information about the CRS strategy of Nar.
Azerfon LLC (Nar™) started its operations on March 21, 2007, and within a short period of time became one of the leading companies of the telecommunications and mobile communication industry of Azerbaijan. The Nar brand name was selected as the symbol that resembles the cohesion of the rich cultural and historical heritage of Azerbaijan with the modern life.
Being the first operator in the country to introduce the 3G technology, Nar provides the customers with a wide 4G network coverage. Moreover, within the frames of its strategy aimed at continuous improvement of the network quality, the operator has introduced the ‘HD-Voice’ service, which ensures a significant increase of the quality and flawless transmission of voice. With a large network of over 6500 base stations, covering 93% of the country’s territory, Nar provides more than 2 million subscribers with the highest quality services.
