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AZERBAIJANI STUDENTS TO GATHER AT GERMAN PARLIAMENT
Trend News Agency, Azerbaijan
April 19 2007
France, Strasbourg / Òrend corr E. Mejidli / The first forum of the
Azerbaijani students receiving their education in Germany will be held
in the German parliament of Bundestag on 19 April. The forum has been
initiated by the European Forum of the Azerbaijani Students (EFAS)
and Alumni Network company. The future development of Azerbaijan,
the solution to social problems as well as co-ordinated activities
of Azerbaijanis residing in Europe will be discussed at the forum.
In attendance will be the MP Joerg Tauss, a member of the
Germany-Caucasus Group, Parviz Shahbazov, Azerbaijani Ambassador to
Germany, Vusal Mammadov, the Secretary General of EFAS, Emin Milli,
a co-founder of Alumni Network as well as other officials.
Meetings with German politicians, the youth organizations and the
media will be held during the two-day meeting. The participants will
focus on the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, along with the formation and
promotion of the Azerbaijani-Germany relationship.
Such forums of this kind have regularly been organized since 2006
under the title "The Future Will Not Come By Its Own"
Some 5,000 Azerbaijanis were sent to Germany to study as a result of
the forum held in 2006.
--Boundary_(ID_jCXQRmDt96t1oGnTcZMRzw)--
Trend News Agency, Azerbaijan
April 19 2007
France, Strasbourg / Òrend corr E. Mejidli / The first forum of the
Azerbaijani students receiving their education in Germany will be held
in the German parliament of Bundestag on 19 April. The forum has been
initiated by the European Forum of the Azerbaijani Students (EFAS)
and Alumni Network company. The future development of Azerbaijan,
the solution to social problems as well as co-ordinated activities
of Azerbaijanis residing in Europe will be discussed at the forum.
In attendance will be the MP Joerg Tauss, a member of the
Germany-Caucasus Group, Parviz Shahbazov, Azerbaijani Ambassador to
Germany, Vusal Mammadov, the Secretary General of EFAS, Emin Milli,
a co-founder of Alumni Network as well as other officials.
Meetings with German politicians, the youth organizations and the
media will be held during the two-day meeting. The participants will
focus on the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, along with the formation and
promotion of the Azerbaijani-Germany relationship.
Such forums of this kind have regularly been organized since 2006
under the title "The Future Will Not Come By Its Own"
Some 5,000 Azerbaijanis were sent to Germany to study as a result of
the forum held in 2006.
--Boundary_(ID_jCXQRmDt96t1oGnTcZMRzw)--