AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoDigital Regulation: Azerbaijan’s new internet and social media rules expand grounds for blocking online resources, add platform registration/local offices, and tighten age limits for account creation. Diaspora & Identity: A new Diaspora Youth summer camp opened in Zangilan, bringing 120+ Azerbaijani young people from 64 countries to build networking and modern public diplomacy ties. Arts & Culture Events: The Azerbaijan Dance Festival 2026 program is out (Oct 29–Nov 1, Baku), with competitions, master classes, and a major gala show. Film & Screen Culture: “Taghiyev” remains Azerbaijan’s most-watched local film, with 200,000+ cinema viewers so far, while the country also pushes incentives for international productions. Books & Reading: The 12th Baku International Book Fair returns Oct 21–27, aiming to boost children’s reading culture. Multiculturalism & Faith: Azerbaijan promotes its multiculturalism model at a Cairo conference tackling Islamophobia and religious discrimination. Human Rights Spotlight: UN-linked reporting raises concerns over death threats against a Sikh rights defender connected to Baku’s Initiative Group.
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