BAKU: A group of 30 Azerbaijanis from Georgia has embarked on a tour of the liberated territories in Azerbaijan, visiting key locations in the region, including the city of Khankandi, Azeri-Press News Agency reports. The visit is part of an organized effort to reconnect Azerbaijanis with their cultural heritage and to showcase ongoing development in these areas.

According to Azeri-Press News Agency, this visit is the second in a series of three tours organized for Georgian Azerbaijanis. The visitors were provided with detailed information about the city of Khankandi, highlighting the construction projects and developments since the region’s liberation. The group also visited Garabagh University, gaining insights into educational advancements in the area.

The six-day tour is divided into three groups, with each group visiting different liberated cities. The first group has already toured Shusha, Khankandi, and Aghdam. The current group will visit Shusha and Aghdam tomorrow, continuing the engagement with the
region’s rich cultural and historical significance. These visits are seen as a crucial step in strengthening ties between Azerbaijanis living abroad and their homeland.