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The Azerbaijani people understand the value of peace and reconciliation very well – President Ilham Aliyev

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The Azerbaijani people understand the value of peace and reconciliation very well – President Ilham Aliyev

BAKU, Azerbaijan, April 26. The message of
peace and reconciliation arising from the history of Gernika
carries profound significance for all peoples. The memories and
experiences of peoples who have endured the dire consequences of
war must serve as a crucial lesson for new generations, enabling
them to live in a more stable and secure world, President of the
Republic of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev said in his address to the participants of the “Gernika Award for
Peace and Reconciliation” ceremony, Trend reports.

The head of state also noted: “The people of Azerbaijan, who
have experienced the grave ramifications of war and lived in a
conflict environment for nearly 30 years, understand the value of
peace and reconciliation all too well. Today, Azerbaijan is
learning how to live in an atmosphere of peace. For us, it is a
novel and extraordinary feeling, as we have not had the opportunity
to experience this since regaining our independence.”

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