Within the framework of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation, September 16-18, Baku will host a seminar on "Cities of the common cultural heritage", the website of the Ministry of Culture of Azerbaijan said.
The event will be attended by representatives of Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan and Turkey, which will consider the development of archaeological tourism, research and promotion of the regions and cities that have cultural significance to the Turkic peoples.
The purpose of the event is to work out joint measures to promote the tourism market in these places and better promote the cultural heritage of the Turkic world. -05D-
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