AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoKarabakh Reconstruction & Diplomacy: Foreign diplomats toured Ganjasar Monastery in Aghdara and visited Karabakh University, with Azerbaijan’s culture officials briefing on restoration and the growing education infrastructure. Education in the “Great Return” zones: Azerbaijan plans to raise the number of schools in Karabakh and Eastern Zangazur to 52, alongside 43 new general education institutions elsewhere and renovations at about 1,000 schools benefiting roughly 550,000 students. Diaspora & Language: An Azerbaijani Sunday school opened in Almaty, offering free Azerbaijani and Kazakh classes plus lessons on history and literature for second- and third-generation Azerbaijanis. Youth & Climate: LCOY Azerbaijan 2026 continued in Guba with drafting of a National Youth Declaration under UNFCCC’s YOUNGO. Regional Cooperation: Belarus and Azerbaijan outlined plans for a joint agricultural town in Karabakh and elevator production in Aghdam in 2027. Culture & Heritage Policy: An international symposium focused on new approaches to protecting folklore and traditional cultural expressions. Human Rights Spotlight: Council of Europe figures urged Azerbaijan to release election-monitoring human rights defender Anar Mamedli, calling the sentence politically motivated.
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