AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoMass Graves in Karabakh: Azerbaijani officials say 32 new mass graves were found, with remains of 893 people recovered; 327 identified by DNA and 226 returned to families, while 3,683 still remain missing. Child Payments Debate: Azerbaijan’s “child money” issue is back after Milli Majlis budget execution discussions, as analysts warn savings on social aid could worsen a demographic crisis. Turkic Language & Religion Events: A panel on the evolution of Turkic languages was held in Baku, and the first meeting of religious affairs leaders of Turkic states began in Shusha, focusing on education, heritage protection, and countering extremism. Digital Reform: A new Digital Development Council met under Mehriban Aliyeva to coordinate digitalization, AI, cybersecurity, and innovation, aiming to modernize public administration and attract investment. Cinema & Tourism Culture: The Filmmakers Union launches “Cinema Days in Astara” (July 1–3) with Azerbaijani film screenings, while Wego and the Azerbaijan Tourism Board promote Azerbaijan across MENA. Human Rights Pressure: Civil rights activists in Evin Prison reportedly began a hunger strike, and EU human-rights concerns are raised ahead of von der Leyen’s visit. Azerbaijan–India Lifestyle: India’s Embassy in Baku will host the first-ever Indian Mango Festival on July 5, with free entry and mango varieties plus mango-based dishes.
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