Baku:On November 8, AzerGold CJSC orchestrated a series of events to mark Victory Day, honoring the historical triumph achieved in the Patriotic War. These events included participation from members of martyr families, celebrating the memory of Azerbaijani heroes.

According to Azerbaijan State News Agency, a two-day trip to Baku was organized for martyr families from the Dashkasan District, with support from the local Executive Authority. During this visit, they, along with AzerGold's management and staff, toured the Victory Museum, where they met with Zakir Ibrahimov, Chairman of the Executive Board of AzerGold CJSC.

The meeting underscored the significance of state-level support for martyr families, highlighting efforts to honor national heroes and improve the welfare of their families. It emphasized society's moral obligation to care for martyr families and recognized initiatives supporting these families.

Visitors to the Victory Museum explored exhibitions on the history of Garabagh and East Zangezur, the Armenia-Azerbaijan conflict, and the Patriotic War, among other topics. The displays also covered the restoration of Azerbaijan's sovereignty and rebuilding efforts in liberated areas.

The program included a visit to the Military Trophy Park, showcasing the Azerbaijani Army's heroism during the Patriotic War. Guests learned about the battles in liberated regions and viewed military equipment captured from the enemy.

As part of the events, the feature film "44," supported by various Azerbaijani cultural organizations, was screened at the Nizami Cinema Center for the martyr families.

AzerGold CJSC prioritizes support for martyr families and war participants, implementing projects to enhance social welfare and employment opportunities. Currently, 350 members of martyr families and war participants are employed at AzerGold and its affiliates. Through ongoing initiatives, AzerGold aims to improve the integration and welfare of these community members.