Prague:Azerbaijan's Embassy in the Czech Republic organized a solemn event in Prague to commemorate November 8 as Victory Day. The gathering was attended by members of Azerbaijani diaspora organizations, Azerbaijani students enrolled in Czech universities, and representatives from the local community.

According to Azerbaijan State News Agency, Embassy Counselor Emin Mammadov emphasized the importance of Victory Day in Azerbaijan's recent history. He highlighted that six years ago, Azerbaijan regained its territories, thereby restoring its territorial integrity and historical justice while upholding international law standards.

Speakers at the event praised Azerbaijan's development and bolstered independence under President Ilham Aliyev's leadership. They noted the modernization of the Armed Forces and the expansion of the domestic defense industry. The historic victory was described as a conclusion to the Azerbaijani people's longing for Garabagh, opening avenues for peace and regional growth.

Further discussions highlighted the ongoing reconstruction and major infrastructure projects in Garabagh, the revitalization of life in the area, and the return of former residents. These efforts were presented as clear evidence of the state's commitment to its citizens displaced from their homes.

Leyla Begim, the Head of 'Natavan' Society and Azerbaijani House, remarked on the pride and significance of the victory achieved during the 44-day Patriotic War under Commander-in-Chief Ilham Aliyev's leadership. The event also featured a musical performance by a quartet that included Azerbaijani violinist Janel Najafli and Czech musicians, who played several Azerbaijani compositions. The guests warmly received the performances and enjoyed Azerbaijani national cuisine.