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Azerbaijan expands OECD cooperation to advance economic reforms
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business21h ago

Azerbaijan expands OECD cooperation to advance economic reforms

  • Azerbaijan expands OECD cooperation to accelerate reforms and align with international standards.
  • The framework will emphasize capital markets, trade facilitation, and better connectivity.
  • Officials say reforms will reduce bureaucracy and improve regulatory oversight.
  • Analysts view the OECD partnership as aligning Baku with Western economic governance.
  • The move is tied to Europe’s energy security and regional connectivity.
  • OECD will provide technical expertise to guide reforms in Azerbaijan.
  • The partnership aims to boost investor confidence and market competitiveness.
  • The reform agenda is part of a broader effort to modernise Azerbaijan’s economy.
  • The OECD cooperation seeks to align Azerbaijan with global standards for governance.
  • The effort emphasizes improving capital markets and corporate governance.
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UK ranked near bottom of global league for patient safety, new report
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health11h ago

UK ranked near bottom of global league for patient safety, new report

  • Imperial College London's Global State of Patient Safety report ranks the UK 21st out of 38 countries.
  • The study cites long waits for complex treatments and higher rates of adverse events as key issues for the UK.
  • If Britain matched the Swiss performance on preventable deaths, about 22,789 lives could be saved each year.
  • Researchers say safer, faster treatment could avert thousands of deaths in the UK.
  • The report highlights delays in heart bypass wait times as a notable weakness for the NHS.
  • A government spokesperson defended safety reforms and announced new measures.
  • The report uses OECD data to compare surgical outcomes and neonatal mortality across nations.
  • The report will be launched in the House of Lords with Health Secretary Wes Streeting and Sir Jeremy Hunt.
  • The analysis notes that neonatal and maternal outcomes have room for improvement in UK care.
  • Experts urge stronger governance and patient involvement to advance safety.
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