Азиз Санджар
Baku / 23.11.20 / Turan: The Nobel laureate in chemistry of Turkish origin Aziz Sanjar, who lives in the United States, provided financial support to Khadija Shahnazarova. This 3-year-old resident of Ganja lost both her parents in a rocket attack on October 17. This is stated in the BBC report.
Aziz Sanjar noted the importance of creating funds to help children who have lost their parents in the war to get education.
Let us remind that the Armenian troops launched two missile strikes on the peaceful quarters of Ganja on October 4 and 17. As a result, 26 civilians died and more than 150 were injured. According to the Armenian military, the Iskander missiles donated to Armenia by Russia were used. -02D-
Politics
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At the meeting of the heads of security services of the CIS countries held in Moscow on 26 November, 'the issues of cooperation of special services to ensure security of the CIS countries in the face of ‘multifaceted efforts of the West aimed at destabilising the situation in the CIS space’ were discussed.
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This year marks a significant milestone in Azerbaijan's relationship with NATO: the 30th anniversary of joining the "Partnership for Peace" (PfP) program. A commemorative conference in Baku on November 26 brought together prominent figures to reflect on the journey of cooperation, highlighting both achievements and challenges while charting a course for the future.
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On 26 November, a US- mediated ceasefire agreement was reached between Israel and 'Hezbollah' on the border between Lebanon and Israel. It came into force last night.
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The United States highly appreciates Azerbaijan's active role in the Partnership for Peace (PfP) programme and country's continued commitment to cooperation with the Alliance, the US Embassy said in a statement on the occasion of the 30th anniversary of Azerbaijan's joining the PfP.
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