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Isa Gambar Discharged from Ankara Hospital
Baku / 14.03.18 / Turan: The head of the Center for National Strategic Thought, former head of the Musavat party Isa Gambar, left the Hacettepe hospital in Ankara on March 14. The head of Musavat Arif Hajili wrote on Facebook about this.
According to him, the examination and treatment of Gambar has been successfully completed and he will return to Baku in the coming days.
Gambar's condition deteriorated on January 13 this year, when he was placed in the Central Clinical Hospital of Baku, where he was placed a stent in his heart. January 18 Gambar was discharged.
On February 28 Gambar went to Turkey and was placed for treatment in the neurological department of the Ankara hospital Hacettepe.
Gambar was one of the founders of the Popular Front of Azerbaijan in the late 1980s.
In the 1992-93 Gambar headed the country's parliament. In 1992-2015, he was chairman of the Musavat Party. -03D-
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