Arkan, SabihAksoy, Nazim İslamov2022-05-242022-05-242010http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12575/80419The ability of the Republic of Azerbaijan to overcome the problems it faces in the transition period to free market economy, mainly depends on defining the development and growth strategies and solving the possible problems that may arise in the meantime, by taking the model applications in the developed countries into consideration. By defining the strategies, it is important to consider the innovations, reforms, and economic instruments and incentives to develop foreign trade. Among those economic instruments and incentives, one should highlight the export credit insurance.It is clear that building the system of export credit insurance is necessary to develop Azerbaijan?s competitiveness in the international trade arena. States that have a good grasp of the subject, formed governing bodies and institutions like the banks of import and export and provided supports in terms of credits, insurances and guarantees. Thus I felt the need to contribute to fill the law gap in this subject. In my thesis, I took the Turkish Eximbank as the model institution that proved its ability and competency, rather than some immature applications in The Commonwealth of Independent States.Having explained the importance of export credit insurance for Azerbaijan, I defend the opinion that the development of its economy may only be realized through the opening of the economy to the foreign markets as done in a lot of small but modern states. Thus adopting an export oriented strategy is the logical outcome of Azerbaijan?s free market oriented growth strategy. In the thesis I evaluated the rules and regulations in the fields of insurance and banking in Azerbaijan, and the required reforms and improvements. One of the novelties that should be brought in the field, is an export bank which will implement the export credit insurance program. Concrete suggestions relating to the subject are also added in the thesis.When Turkish and Azerbaijani rules and regulations were compared, I may say that Turkish laws relating to credits and insurances are highly developed, and there is no common work and action between Azerbaijan and Turkey on the subject yet.trkredi sigortasıAzerbaycan HukukudoctoralThesis