Novel by Azerbaijani Writer and Book by Armenian Politician Presented in Tekali

Baku/11.09.13/Turan : The South Caucasus geographical center, along the border of Azerbaijan and Armenia, in the Georgian village Tekali, on September 14, will once again bring the residents of three countries together.

This time, in addition to discussions on regional issues, there will be a presentation of the Russian translation of "Gugarq", a novel by Azerbaijani writer Seymour Baijan, and the book "Towards an absolute democracy" by the Armenian politician , Soviet dissident Parouir Hayrikyan. 

As the Caucasian Center for Peacemaking Initiatives reported, Saturday events in Tekali will begin with Mikheil Mirziashvili of Tbilisi and Zamira Abbasova of Baku, presenting the results of the Berlin conference on the "Tekali process as the social model of conflict resolution in the South Caucasus."

Thereafter, a civil hearing on the "Common Caucasian Market" will be held, with speakers Edward Dzavaryan of Tbilisi and Bakhtiyar Zeynalov of Gardabani, Georgia.

In an open mike formate, they will discuss problems in the regions along the  Armenian-Georgian border, in particular, the case of Pelengova.

Everyone will be provided transport from Tbilisi, Marneuli, Ganja, and Noyemberian to Tekali and back.

Departure from Tbilisi is at 11:00, at Rose Revolution Square, opposite the hotel "Radisson Blue Iveria". For seat reservations on the bus, call: +995 599 75 37 54.

Seat reservation for the bus from Marneuli, call : +995 551 29 09 99.

Seat reservation for the bus from Ganja , Tovuz , Gazakh and Agstafa, call : +994 50 387 32 42, Teyyub Mirkasymov .

For seat reservations on the bus from Noyemberian and surrounding villages, call: +374 55 40 14 59 .

The hearing begins at 13:00. -02D-