In his remarks, Embassy Counselor Emin Mammadov highlighted the significance of Victory Day in Azerbaijan’s modern history, noting that six years ago Azerbaijan liberated its territories, restoring not only its territorial integrity but also historical justice and upholding the norms and principles of international law, AZERTAC reported.
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Speakers highlighted Azerbaijan’s development and strengthened independence under President Ilham Aliyev’s leadership, as well as the modernisation of the Armed Forces and growth of the domestic defence industry. They noted that the historic victory had ended the Azerbaijani people’s longing for Garabagh, paving the way for peace and regional development.
Speakers also highlighted the ongoing reconstruction and major infrastructure projects in Garabagh, the revival of life in the region and the return of former residents, describing these efforts as a clear demonstration of the state’s care for compatriots displaced from their homes.
Leyla Begim, Head of “Natavan” Society and Azerbaijani House, noted that the victory achieved in the 44-day Patriotic War under the leadership of Commander-in-Chief Ilham Aliyev was a source of immense pride and significance for every Azerbaijani.
A quartet comprising Azerbaijani violinist Janel Najafli and Czech musicians performed several Azerbaijani compositions. The performances were warmly received by the guests, who were also treated to Azerbaijani national cuisine.
