Azerbaijan last year fully repaid loan obligations on its first satellite, Azerspace-1, Azernews reports, citing the Ministry of Digital Development and Transport of Azerbaijan. Credit liabilities in the amount of $116.6 mln for the production of the satellite and $89.6 mln for its launch (a total of $206.2 mln) have …
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Shahdag Mountain Resort set to host major alpine skiing championships
With its breath-taking landscapes and world-class infrastructure, Azerbaijan has all the chances to become a global winter sports destination. The country’s aspirations in winter sports are further evidenced by ongoing initiatives aimed at enhancing its winter sports infrastructure and promoting participation in snow-based activities. The Shahdag Mountain Resort shines a …
Read More »National Art Museum offers interactive experience for young visitors
Azerbaijan National Art Museum has been always attractive to visitors with its diverse collection and engaging exhibitions. Founded in 1937, National Art Museum offers art connoisseurs some of the best examples of decorative-applied arts of Western Europe. Over 3,000 items in 60 rooms are on permanent display at the museum …
Read More »Azerbaijan government presents 16 gazelles to Georgia
The government of Azerbaijan has given Georgia 16 gazelles, which were released in the protected area of Samukh named after Nugzar Zazanashvili (Kakheti, Dedoplistskaro district), Azernews reports, citing Sputnik-Georgia. The first generation, ten gazelles, were brought from Shirvan National Park. At the moment, 300 gazelles live in the protected area of Samukh. …
Read More »Azerbaijan’s second-largest city-home to stunning architectural treasures
Ganja, Azerbaijan’s second-largest city, is home to stunning architectural treasures, particularly its caravanserais. Shah Abbas Caravanserai is a must-see place in Ganja city, which was a significant centre for trade and craftsmanship in the Near and Middle East. The caravanserai was constructed in the early 17th century under the orders …
Read More »Azerbaijan National Library presents new exhibition
The Azerbaijan National Library has presented traditional book exhibitions in connection with the anniversaries of Academician Afad Gurbanov, Professor Ramiz Asker, Honored Art Worker Baba Vaziroglu. The works of the authors, the works they translated, reviewed and edited, and the literature about them were displayed at the exhibition. At the …
Read More »Flag raised at University of South Florida represents students from Azerbaijan
The reach of a beloved ritual at the University of South Florida has grown to a new part of the world. For the 152nd time, a nation’s flag has been raised in the engineering school to honor a graduating student, Azernews reports, citing TAMPA BAY. For Vagif Asadov, walking into the lobby of the …
Read More »Goygol, Absheron & Shahdag among TOP 3 most visited national parks
Nature-based tourism is one of the fastest-growing tourism sectors. For true nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts, Azerbaijan offers endless opportunities to take a break from the hustle and bustle of city life. The country is home to numerous national parks that allow you to connect with nature and fully appreciate …
Read More »Azerbaijan National Museum of Art to host lecture Creative world of Tofig Agababayev
The Azerbaijan National Museum of Art will host a lecture “Creative world of Tofig Agababayev” on 7 January, Azernews reports. Lecture will be organized within the framework of the exhibition “Dialogue with Time” dedicated to the 95th anniversary of the outstanding artist, Commander of the Order of “Shohrat”, People’s Artist Tofig Agababayev. …
Read More »Play “The Treasurer” to be premiered in Baku with support of German Embassy
A play, “The Treasurer”, based on the play “From Morning Till Midnight” by German playwright Georg Kaiser, will premiere in Baku with the support of the German Embassy. The premiere of the play will take place at the concert hall of Khazar University in Baku on December 30, Azernews reports, citing Cinex …
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