Khojaly: Azerbaijan has successfully relocated another group of families to the villages of Tazabina and Khanyurdu in the Khojaly district, where they have received keys to their new homes. This initiative is part of a broader effort to resettle citizens in areas liberated from occupation.

According to Azeri-Press News Agency, the resettlement convoy arrived in Khanyurdu, bringing 11 families, comprising 38 individuals, back to their native village. At a key presentation ceremony, Mahmud Afandiyev, Deputy Executive Director of the Restoration, Construction, and Management Service, highlighted the comprehensive measures being implemented for the social security and employment of these families. Essential infrastructure, including electricity, gas, water, and communications, has been fully restored in Khanyurdu, creating a conducive environment for the residents.

On the same day, another resettlement took place in the village of Tazabina. Sixteen families, totaling 66 individuals, were settled into newly restored homes. Afandiyev, while presenting the keys to the residents, emphasized the continuous restoration and construction efforts in the liberated territories. These efforts are aimed at normalizing life in the region and facilitating the return of residents to their ancestral lands.

The resettled families expressed their satisfaction with the facilities provided in their new homes and conveyed their gratitude for the support received. They also acknowledged the contributions of the Azerbaijan Army and honored the memory of martyrs who sacrificed their lives for the liberation of the lands.

The families relocated to Tazabina and Khanyurdu were previously accommodated in various temporary facilities across the country. The successful resettlement marks a significant step in the reconstruction and rehabilitation of the region.