AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoAzerbaijani Culture Abroad: Leyla Aliyeva attended the Budapest presentation of “Azerbaijani Carpets – From Tradition to Contemporary Art,” spotlighting rare 17th–20th century carpets, regional ornaments (Garabagh, Shirvan, Baku), and how traditional patterns are reworked in contemporary art. Cultural Diplomacy & Training: Azerbaijan’s Culture Ministry ran a professional program on “State Protocol and International Cultural Cooperation,” training staff in diplomatic etiquette, organizing international events, and cultural diplomacy under the “Azerbaijani Culture – 2040” vision. Music on the International Stage: The Jahangir Jahangirov Choir from the International Mugham Center impressed audiences at Istanbul’s International Choir Festival, representing Azerbaijani choral traditions. Education & Human Capital: Deputy Minister Rashad Hasanov said human capital development is a key state priority, with digital-skills education aligned to labor-market needs. Urban Life in the Liberated Territories: Officials say New Urban Agenda principles are being applied across Karabakh and East Zangezur, with master plans, housing authorizations, and new transport links underway. Coffee Culture: A local specialty coffee business story shows how Azerbaijan’s café scene is shifting from tea-first habits toward origin-focused, specialty roasting and brewing.
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