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During the event, employees of the Genocide Memorial Complex planted saplings suited to the local climate. It should be noted that additional tree-planting events are planned for the coming days.

 

Dərslər ingilis dilini mükəmməl bilən Kompleksin bələdçiləri- Bağırlı Namiq, Allahverdiyeva Nurcan və Hüseynov Orxan tərəfindən tədris edilir. Dərslərin tədrisi növbəti ildə də davam etdirilməsi planlaşdırılır.

The training featured lectures by the Executive Director of the Baku International Multiculturalism Center, Ravan Hasanov; Rector of the Azerbaijan Institute of Theology, Aqil Shirinov; Head of the Information Support and Documentation Department at the Baku International Multiculturalism Center, Yadigar Mammadli; Head of the Analytics Department, Rashad Ilyasov; Public Relations Specialist at the Azerbaijan Museum of History, Ali Farhadov; Lecturer at the Department of Philosophy and Social Sciences at the Azerbaijan University of Languages, Leyla Hajiyeva; Chief Advisor of the Center, Araz Qurbanov; Senior Advisor Billura Aslanova; and Advisor Tahira Alaskarova.

Participants received lectures on topics such as “The Subject and Significance of the Azerbaijani Multiculturalism Discipline,” “Models of Multiculturalism in Different Countries,” “Ideas of Tolerance and Multiculturalism in the History of Azerbaijani Socio-Philosophical Thought,” “Religious Diversity and the Multiculturalism Policy of the Republic of Azerbaijan,” “Azerbaijanism and Multiculturalism,” and “Multiculturalism in Modern Azerbaijan,” among others.

During the training, extensive discussions took place, and questions of interest to participants were addressed.

Notably, the training was attended by Mehriban Aliyeva, Deputy Director of the “Genocide Memorial Complex” in Guba, as well as staff members of the complex’s Research, Exhibition, and Fund Departments: Letafet Beybutova, Abutalib Turabov, Ulker Zeynalova, Emin Ulubayov, Sariya Abidova, Orkhan Huseynov, Namig Bagirli, Nazila Mammadova, Khayal Nukhbalayev, Nurjan Allahverdiyeva, and Islam Aslanov.

In line with the decree by the President of the Republic of Azerbaijan, Mr. Ilham Aliyev, declaring 2024 as the “Year of Solidarity for a Green World” in the country, and following the Action Plan approved by the Guba District Executive Authority, this event took place on October 18, 2024. Organized by the Guba District Executive Authority, the tree-planting event was held along the section of the Guba-Khachmaz highway that runs through the Guba district.

Participants in the event included the head of the District Executive Authority, Ilgar Mahmudov; a representative from the Presidential Administration of the Republic of Azerbaijan; the District Executive Authority’s staff; members of the Guba district organization of the New Azerbaijan Party (YAP); leaders of law enforcement agencies within the district; heads and staff of regional and other administrative, institutional, and organizational bodies; as well as families of martyrs, veterans, war participants, members of the community, volunteers, youth, and students.

During the event, more than 8,000 saplings suited to the local climate were planted. In addition to planting trees, participants also engaged in area cleaning and beautification efforts, removing weeds and stones from the roadside and providing agricultural care to previously planted saplings.

This scientific event aims to further strengthen the strategic partnership and friendship between the two countries and to promote the development of scientific and cultural relations. Notably, the symposium will continue for three days.

Renowned scholars and researchers from the academic circles of Turkey and Azerbaijan participated in the symposium, presenting on current topics related to historical, political, economic, and cultural relations.

In her opening remarks at the symposium, Dr. Rakhshande Bayramova, director of the “Genocide Memorial Complex” in Guba, greeted the participants and highlighted the significance of the event. She discussed topics such as regional security, energy cooperation, and economic development in the historical context of Turkey-Russia relations. The historian emphasized the deep-rooted friendship and brotherly ties between Azerbaijan and Turkey, noting that these relations play a vital role in restoring historical justice and preserving the shared past of both nations. Dr. Bayramova also remarked that historical monuments like the “Genocide Memorial Complex” in Guba hold a special place in the collective memory of both peoples, and that symposiums like this one are crucial for disseminating historical facts to the public.

Additionally, the symposium highlighted the strategic partnership between the two countries, cultural exchanges, and future prospects for joint scientific research.

The historian presented a paper titled “Azerbaijan’s First Memorial Site – The ‘Genocide Memorial Complex’ in guba,” discussing the activities of the Genocide Memorial Complex as well as the importance of preserving the memory of genocides in Azerbaijan’s history. She also spoke about the reasons behind establishing the complex and the need to convey its message to the global community.

Notably, the “Genocide Memorial Complex” in Guba is the first memorial site dedicated to commemorating the genocides committed against Azerbaijanis in 1918, marking an important historical step for Azerbaijan.

The conference, which began on October 15, continued for three days.

His article, titled “The Historical and Cultural Heritage of Azerbaijan Destroyed as a Result of Armenian Aggression”, was published in Turkey in English in the Vakanüvis – International Journal of History. Subhan Talybli holds a PhD in history, is an associate professor, and serves as a leading researcher at the Institute of Oriental Studies, named after Academician Ziya Bunyadov of the Azerbaijan National Academy of Sciences (ANAS).

The article examines the destruction of Azerbaijan’s historical, material, and cultural monuments as a result of aggression by the Republic of Armenia and its allies. It explores the history of Karabakh and the Karabakh Khanate, along with the socio-political, socio-economic, and cultural conditions of the region. The article also delves into Armenia’s acts of terrorism against Azerbaijan’s historical, cultural, and spiritual monuments, Armenian vandalism in Yerevan, and the destruction of Turkish-Muslim and Albanian monuments in Karabakh during the occupation. Furthermore, it analyzes the stance of international and regional organizations regarding the destruction of these material and cultural monuments, as well as the steps taken by the Republic of Azerbaijan in response.

On September 27, Remembrance Day, an event was held at the Genocide Memorial Complex in Guba. The event was attended by our veteran, Taryel Agasiyev, who was wounded in the Second Karabakh War, along with approximately 20 staff members of the Genocide Memorial Complex. The event began with a minute of silence in honor of our martyrs. The director of the complex welcomed the guest and participants, providing information about the significance of Memorial Day. Mehriban Aliyeva, the deputy director of the complex, delivered a speech, explaining that Memorial Day, established by the Decree of President Ilham Aliyev on December 2, 2020, is a profound tribute to the soldiers and officers who fought heroically in the Patriotic War and gave their lives for the territorial integrity of our country, as well as to all our martyrs. She emphasized that our nation proudly honors the memory of those who sacrificed their lives for the Motherland. Veteran Taryel Agasiyev, in his remarks, noted that the bravery displayed by our soldiers and officers during the war for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of our Republic, as well as the dedication of civilians working on the home front and the unity of our people, symbolized the strength and resilience of the nation, delivering a crushing blow to the enemy. The event concluded with a commemorative photograph taken with veteran Taryel Agasiyev.