BAKU, Azerbaijan, November 5. The Azerbaijani
Houses abroad were presented, and their activities were discussed
within the framework of the First Forum of Azerbaijani Cultural
Ambassadors held in Antalya, the State Committee on Work with
Diaspora told Trend.
The event was attended by the committee’s chairman, Fuad
Muradov, the Minister of Culture of Azerbaijan Adil Karimli, heads
of Azerbaijani Houses and Cultural Centers in various countries,
and media representatives.
Throughout the discourse, audiovisual materials showcasing the
operational dynamics of Azerbaijani Houses were presented,
accompanied by an in-depth exposition of the initiatives executed
by these entities aimed at safeguarding our cultural heritage,
linguistic integrity, and national identity.
The discussions noted that Azerbaijani Houses play an important
platform role in terms of combining the scientific and intellectual
potential of Azerbaijanis living abroad and strengthening cultural
and public relations, as well as conveying Azerbaijani realities to
the world.
The heads of Azerbaijani Houses abroad made reports and once
again recalled the contributions they can make to cultural
diplomacy.
Then, a presentation outlining new perspectives on the
‘Azerbaijan Houses’ concept, setting targets and operational
mechanisms for the coming years, was shared with the
participants.
The presentation generated significant engagement and was
extensively deliberated upon.
The assembly encompassed a discourse on the ‘National Language’
digital curriculum initiative designed for Azerbaijanis residing
overseas.
The author and head of the project, implemented with the support
of the diaspora committee, an Azerbaijani living in the
Netherlands, Sevinj Aliyeva, provided extensive information about
the ‘National Language’ project, highlighted future development
directions, and said that the project is accessible to
everyone.
Additionally, a multimedia segment showcasing the initiative was
unveiled.
Muradov engaged in a comprehensive dialogue, addressing a
multitude of inquiries posed by the leadership of Azerbaijani
diplomatic missions overseas.
At present, the global landscape features a network of 31
Azerbaijani Houses strategically positioned across 20 distinct
nations, showcasing a diverse array of cultural diplomacy and
international outreach initiatives. Weekend educational
institutions function within every Azerbaijani cultural center.
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