AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoNomadic Culture in the Spotlight: Azerbaijan’s traditional heritage is being showcased at the 6th World Nomad Games in Bishkek, with social media buzzing over the scale, costumes, performances and the Games’ mix of sport and living tradition. Photography Education: Azerbaijan’s Culture Ministry has introduced photography as a new field of study in art schools, with a first-time curriculum prepared by specialists and reviewed by leading photographers. Central Asia Cultural Diplomacy: First Lady Mehriban Aliyeva visited a handicrafts exhibition in Bishkek as part of the leaders’ spouses program during the SCO summit, highlighting Kyrgyz decorative arts and performances. Regional Water Politics: Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif told the SCO summit that water is the region’s “lifeblood” and must never be weaponised, urging respect for shared-water treaties. Digital Growth: Azerbaijan was admitted to the Digital Cooperation Organization, opening doors for digital policy exchange, training, and startup market access. Armenian Language in Baku: Azerbaijan plans Armenian-language instruction at Baku Slavic University from 2026–2027, framed as a future-facing need for specialists. Sports & Lifestyle: Sea Breeze 2026 Beach Polo runs Sept 11–13 in Azerbaijan, with teams from Azerbaijan, UK, Switzerland and Russia.
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