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ADIS EOOD became the first Bulgarian real estate company that acquired the prestigious certificate for quality management ISO 9001-2000. ADIS' certificate carries the signs of the multi-accredited company Moody International, the logo of the German Accreditation Council and a unique registration number of its Quality Management System. "The goal of the ISO certification for us is to comply with the European standards for service quality," Dian Kavrakov, CEO of ADIS said. His company specializes in the field of management, maintenance and leasing exclusive and luxurious properties for residential and office use. A.D.I.S. is an acronym in Bulgarian for 'Domestic Diplomatic Properties Agency'. The company is a limited state owned partnership under the authority of the Foreign Minister. ADIS currently manages 116,000 sq m of dwellings, garages, offices and shops.
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