Aghdara:Azerbaijan has successfully relocated another group of former internally displaced persons (IDPs) to the Khojaly and Aghdara districts. The resettlement process, conducted on October 22, involved a total of 44 families, amounting to 176 individuals, returning to their native lands to commence a new chapter in their lives.

According to Azeri-Press news agency, the Public Relations Department of the Restoration, Construction and Management Service in Khankendi city, Aghdara and Khojaly districts reported the details of the resettlement. In Khojaly district, 15 families, comprising 64 people, were resettled. This included 5 families (27 people) in Ballija village, 4 families (23 people) in Khojaly city, 3 families (7 people) in Badara village, 2 families (5 people) in Khanyurdu village, and 1 family (2 people) in Dashbulag village.

In Aghdara district, 29 families, totaling 112 people, were relocated. Specifically, 23 families (83 people) were settled in Heyvali village, while 6 families (29 people) were settled in Vangli village. The returning families have been accommodated in new apartments, with necessary conditions and infrastructure provided to ensure their comfortable living.

This initiative is part of Azerbaijan's ongoing efforts to restore life in liberated territories and revive settlements, marking a significant step in the Great Return process. Families who had been temporarily settled in dormitories, sanatoriums, and administrative buildings across the country are now able to return to their native lands, continuing the path towards rebuilding and development in the region.