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AZERBAIJANI PAVILLION AT MOSCOW TOURISM FAIR
Trend News Agency, Azerbaijan
May 18 2007
Russia, Moscow, Òrend corr R. Aghayev / Azerbaijani was present with
a pavilion at the 7th Moscow international tourism fair on 18 May.
The half an hour presentation ceremony was organized by the
Coordinating Council of Azerbaijani Youth (CCAY), including slides
depicting the country, different stands, and dance performances.
It was the director of the socio-political department of the Executive
Administration of Azerbaijani President, Fuad Akhundov who presented,
voicing gratitude to the CCAY for organizing the event.
" Azerbaijan is a rich country always attractive to tourists for
its various climate zones, national cuisine, music, historical and
cultural traditions, monuments," Akhundov said.
Akhundov informed the attendees of Azerbaijan's history, people, and
their tolerance for different nationalities, peoples, and religions.
According to Akhundov, despite the Armenian occupation of
Nagorno-Karabakh and seven nearby regions, the economy of the
country is still rapidly developing. "We call on all of you to visit
Azerbaijan. Come and you will see it for yourselves," Fuad Akhundov
concluded.
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Trend News Agency, Azerbaijan
May 18 2007
Russia, Moscow, Òrend corr R. Aghayev / Azerbaijani was present with
a pavilion at the 7th Moscow international tourism fair on 18 May.
The half an hour presentation ceremony was organized by the
Coordinating Council of Azerbaijani Youth (CCAY), including slides
depicting the country, different stands, and dance performances.
It was the director of the socio-political department of the Executive
Administration of Azerbaijani President, Fuad Akhundov who presented,
voicing gratitude to the CCAY for organizing the event.
" Azerbaijan is a rich country always attractive to tourists for
its various climate zones, national cuisine, music, historical and
cultural traditions, monuments," Akhundov said.
Akhundov informed the attendees of Azerbaijan's history, people, and
their tolerance for different nationalities, peoples, and religions.
According to Akhundov, despite the Armenian occupation of
Nagorno-Karabakh and seven nearby regions, the economy of the
country is still rapidly developing. "We call on all of you to visit
Azerbaijan. Come and you will see it for yourselves," Fuad Akhundov
concluded.
--Boundary_(ID_sVUOw3NkPyszKO dkS3p9aw)--