NEW YORK — As a dedicated participant in the United Nations Global Compact, Azerbaijani mobile operator Nar reaffirmed its commitment to sustainable development and responsible business practices at the recent UN Global Compact Leaders Summit.

According to Trend News Agency, the summit served as a prelude to COP29, emphasizing the private sector’s crucial role in tackling global climate change and sustainability challenges. For Nar, the event was a significant opportunity to align its environmental, social, and governance (ESG) strategies with global sustainability goals, and to explore new initiatives for future implementation.

Hokuma Karimova, Director of Public Relations and Corporate Communications at Nar, delivered a speech on the company’s initiatives toward inclusivity and social responsibility. Karimova highlighted Nar’s efforts in integrating individuals with disabilities into society and the workforce, underscoring the company’s contribution to equality and community diversity. “Our participation in the UN Global Compact Leaders Summit strengthens our efforts in this direction,” Karimova stated, reflecting on the impact of their ongoing projects.

As the first local telecommunications company to join the UN Global Compact, Nar also used the summit to forge new partnerships and gain insights into the latest trends in corporate sustainability. The company participated in several key meetings during the UN General Assembly week, further extending its presence and influence in international discussions on sustainability.

Nar continues to lead in its sector, serving 2.2 million subscribers and maintaining the highest Net Promoter Score in the country for the last five years. The company’s customer-centric strategy and commitment to providing affordable, high-quality communication services remain central to its business ethos.