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NEW WEBSITE ON KARABAKH PRESENTED
APA
http://en.apa.az/news.php?id=112721
Dec 18 2009
Azerbaijan
Baku. Elnur Mammadli - APA. Presentation ceremony of the website
prepared by Academy of Public Administration under the President
of Azerbaijan www.garabagh.ws was held, APA reports. Rector of the
Academy of Public Administration Seyfaddin Gandilov said the website
had been prepared by the academy together with UNESCO Center and
"Friendship" Youth Coordination Center and with the support of the
Council of State Support for NGOs.
Vice-speaker of the parliament Bahar Muradova said the injustice
concerning Karabakh continues and it is the duty of everyone to inform
the world about the truths.
"Sometimes individual and public activity can draw the attention of
the world community more than the official activity. We meet with the
heads of various organizations, draw their attention to the problem. A
number of websites on Karabakh have been launched and some work has
been done. But this is not enough. The process should continue until
the problem is solved," he said.
According to the chairman of the Council of State Support for NGOs
Azay Guliyev, a new stage has begun in the information war between
Azerbaijan and Armenia. Therefore, there are greater tasks ahead and
the website should do more.
"The website should also cover the state's policy on Karabakh,"
he said.
Following the speeches, the website was presented.
APA
http://en.apa.az/news.php?id=112721
Dec 18 2009
Azerbaijan
Baku. Elnur Mammadli - APA. Presentation ceremony of the website
prepared by Academy of Public Administration under the President
of Azerbaijan www.garabagh.ws was held, APA reports. Rector of the
Academy of Public Administration Seyfaddin Gandilov said the website
had been prepared by the academy together with UNESCO Center and
"Friendship" Youth Coordination Center and with the support of the
Council of State Support for NGOs.
Vice-speaker of the parliament Bahar Muradova said the injustice
concerning Karabakh continues and it is the duty of everyone to inform
the world about the truths.
"Sometimes individual and public activity can draw the attention of
the world community more than the official activity. We meet with the
heads of various organizations, draw their attention to the problem. A
number of websites on Karabakh have been launched and some work has
been done. But this is not enough. The process should continue until
the problem is solved," he said.
According to the chairman of the Council of State Support for NGOs
Azay Guliyev, a new stage has begun in the information war between
Azerbaijan and Armenia. Therefore, there are greater tasks ahead and
the website should do more.
"The website should also cover the state's policy on Karabakh,"
he said.
Following the speeches, the website was presented.