AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoDiaspora & Language: An Azerbaijani Sunday school opened in Almaty, offering free Azerbaijani and Kazakh classes plus lessons on Azerbaijan’s history, culture and literature—aimed at helping second- and third-generation Azerbaijanis keep their language and ties. Diplomacy & Culture Heritage: Foreign diplomats visited Ganjasar Monastery in Aghdara, with Azerbaijan’s heritage officials briefing them on the site’s significance and restoration work. Youth & Climate Action: LCOY Azerbaijan 2026 (under YOUNGO) continued in Guba, focusing on drafting a National Youth Declaration after day one in Baku at ADA University. Education in Liberated Territories: Azerbaijan plans to raise the number of schools in Karabakh and Eastern Zangazur to 52 under the Great Return programme, alongside renovations for about 1,000 institutions and improved conditions for roughly 550,000 students. Regional Cooperation: Azerbaijan and Belarus plan a joint agricultural town in Karabakh in 2027 and a lift-production joint venture in Aghdam, with talks also covering education, culture and sport. Turkic Security Integration: Ministers of Internal Affairs from Turkic states met in Astana, discussing security coordination and information sharing ahead of the OTS summit in Ankara.
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