Baku: Azerbaijan is playing a significant role in global urbanization and sustainable development efforts, according to Ramil Isgandarli, Chairman of the Board of the National

Baku: By 2050, children and young people living in cities will make up the majority of the world’s population, Jonathan Some, member of the UN-Habitat

Baku: The global housing crisis and urban inequality have emerged as significant challenges in contemporary urbanization, as highlighted by Anacl¡udia Rossbach, Executive Director of the

Baku: Housing was emphasized as a primary aspect of social policy in Azerbaijan during the World Urban Forum (WUF13). Deputy National Coordinator Gulshan Rzayeva highlighted

Baku: The leadership demonstrated by the Azerbaijani government in the field of sustainable urban development is highly appreciated, Somalia’s Minister of Public Works, Reconstruction and

Baku: A flag-raising ceremony was held within the framework of WUF13, APA reports. During the ceremony, the national flag of the Republic of Azerbaijan and

Baku: ‘The main purpose of our participation in the 13th Session of the UN World Urban Forum (WUF13) is to learn from the experiences of

Baku: Azerbaijan’s efforts in sustainable urbanization have been recognized as a potential model for other nations, as highlighted by Mohamed Coulibaly, the UN-Habitat Program Coordinator