AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoDiplomacy & Community: Azerbaijan’s Foreign Ministry denounced a Moscow embassy rally by leftist activists as a provocation, amid posters tied to cases involving Russian citizens. Education & Science: Azerbaijan State Oil and Industry University is expanding ties with Uzbek universities, with major conferences in green chemistry and intelligent industrial automation planned for late 2026. Higher Education: Garabagh University will launch an English-taught dual-degree engineering program with Istanbul Technical University from 2026/27, with students splitting studies between Khankendi and Istanbul. Culture & Arts: In Kazakhstan, Azerbaijani art and national wrestling traditions were showcased in Astana, strengthening cultural diplomacy. Film & Youth Culture: Lachin International Film Festival wrapped up, while Baku’s SALAM Youth Film Festival pushed filmmaking workshops and talks on bullying. Language & Campus Life: Armenian language classes are set to begin at Baku Slavic University in 2026/27, joining other Azerbaijani universities that already teach it. Lifestyle & Society: Azerbaijan’s annual births have fallen below 100,000 for the first time in the past decade, signaling a major demographic shift.
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