United Group became a member of the Joint Association for Socially Responsible Business

This partnership underscores United Group's commitment to rigorous standards of corporate social responsibility, ethical origins and environmental stewardship

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United Group has joined the Joint Association for Socially Responsible Business (JAC), following global industry leaders with the goal of improving supply chain responsibility in the telecommunications sector. This partnership underscores United Group's commitment to rigorous standards of corporate social responsibility, ethical origins and environmental stewardship.

As a leading telecommunications and media company in Southeast Europe, United Group owns the largest FTTH (Fiber to the home) network in the region and advanced connectivity solutions, providing services to over 5,3 million households with its fixed network and 7,5 million mobile users. By joining the Joint Association for Corporate Social Responsibility (JAC) and collaborating with global leaders, United Group has demonstrated its commitment to raising social, environmental and ethical standards in the industry, suppliers and beyond.

Mirjam Di Tralja, executive director for compliance, risk and sustainability of United Group she said: "Joining the Joint Association for Socially Responsible Business (JAC) is an important step on our way to promote responsible and sustainable practice. As a member of this worldwide association, United Group has demonstrated its commitment to respecting the highest standards of ethical business conduct, environmental management and social responsibility. We look forward to contributing to JAC's mission and working together with other members to drive significant change in the industry. "

The primary goal of the Joint Association for Socially Responsible Business is to promote responsible business practices in the supply chain in the telecommunications sector. The association conducts joint audits, shares best practices and facilitates open dialogue among members to improve sustainability performance and ensure ethical provenance. United Group's inclusion in JAC reinforces the company's ongoing efforts to improve transparency, reduce environmental impact and promote fair business practices in its operations.

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