AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoCapital Markets & Finance: Azerbaijan’s bond market may get a boost as the Baku Stock Exchange moves toward automating the secondary bond segment, potentially making corporate bonds easier to trade instead of only holding to maturity. Cultural Heritage & Tourism: Japan’s Jiji Press highlights Shusha’s rapid reconstruction, describing new traditional-style streetscapes and tourism infrastructure, with hundreds of thousands of visitors reported for 2025. Diplomacy & Regional Politics: Azerbaijan reacts sharply to a Polish TV report alleging repressions and “de-Armenization” narratives, summoning the Polish ambassador over what Baku calls biased claims. Education & Creative Industries: Azerbaijan’s Culture Ministry prepares new arts-school curricula in artistic ceramics, fashion design, digital music, 3D character animation, and photography. Arts & Tradition: The Presidential Library marks International Day of Azerbaijani Mugham with a focus on spiritual values and cultural continuity. International Cooperation: Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan deepen partnership talks in Astana, including cultural ties and support for reconstruction in Karabakh. Student Mobility: BEU’s first 37 students depart for China under a BEU–BUCT dual-degree program. Tourism Promotion: Azerbaijan Tourism Board roadshows in Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan push year-round travel, culture, cuisine, and B2B cooperation.
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