Stockholm:Hallunda Library in Sweden recently hosted a meeting with Eluja Atali, an Azerbaijani writer and philosopher residing in the country for many years. The event facilitated an open discussion in Azerbaijani, allowing participants to delve into Atali's literary works, which focus on social and political themes.

According to Azerbaijan State News Agency, the gathering attracted representatives of Turkic communities, including Azerbaijanis, Turks, Nogais, Tatars, Turkmen, Uyghurs, Kazakhs, and Uzbeks. Attendees were introduced to Atali's life and creative journey, learning about her historical and political prose, reflections on nature, and dramatic works.

The event highlighted significant chapters of Azerbaijani history as depicted in Atali's writings, such as the realities of Garabagh, genocide-related incidents, and the division of Azerbaijan. These topics were explored through specific examples from her books.

Engagement with the author included a dialogue session, questions from the audience, an exhibition of her books in various languages, and opportunities to acquire signed copies. This event is part of a broader series aimed at introducing internationally recognized authors who have settled in Sweden to a wider audience.