Lachin:A tree-planting campaign was held at Beylik Gardens in Beylik village, Lachin District, to commemorate the sixth anniversary of Victory Day. The event was organized with the financial backing of the Garabagh Revival Fund and the support of the Office of the Special Representative of the President of Azerbaijan in the Lachin District, along with the Restoration, Construction and Management Service in Lachin District.
According to Azerbaijan State News Agency, the campaign featured participation from Masim Mammadov, the Special Representative of the President of Azerbaijan in Lachin, Rahman Hajiyev, Chairman of the Executive Board of the Garabagh Revival Fund, and members from various government bodies and environmental organizations. The event began with a moment of silence to honor the martyrs who sacrificed their lives for the country's sovereignty and territorial integrity.
During the event, Masim Mammadov highlighted the significance of Victory Day, noting it as a pivotal moment in Azerbaijani history, symbolizing state strength and national unity. He emphasized that the leadership of President Ilham Aliyev had not only restored territorial integrity but also initiated a new development phase in the liberated territories.
Rahman Hajiyev remarked on the importance of Victory Day, describing it as a testament to the heroism and unity of the people. He stressed the moral obligation to honor the martyrs and mentioned that the current restoration efforts were a reflection of the historic Victory. The campaign, which included the planting of 1,280 fruit trees and 400 grapevine seedlings over 2.8 hectares, aims to enhance the ecological balance and green spaces in Lachin.
The project seeks to revive Lachin's natural environment and historic horticultural traditions, aiming to restore Beylik Gardens as a vibrant green space. The campaign is part of ongoing efforts to rebuild and resettle Beylik village, an area once devastated during the 30-year occupation but now in the process of resettlement and development post-liberation. Currently, Beylik village is home to 89 families, numbering 363 residents.
Source Azerbaijan State News Agency