Baku / 03/01/19 / Turan: The plan of measures to hold the twenty-ninth anniversary of the January 20 tragedy was approved by an order of the head of the Azerbaijani Presidential Administration Ramiz Mehdiyev.
The document envisages holding conferences, meetings and lectures in connection with the events of January 20 in cities and regions, including institutions and organizations of the republic, showing plays, feature films and documentaries on the tragedy.
In addition, in order to attract international attention to the tragic events, orders were given to hold relevant events through embassies, diplomatic missions, diaspora structures and communities of Azerbaijan in foreign countries.
Preparation and publication in the world's leading media are recommended, as well as broadcast on TV channels and posting on the Internet networks of materials about the events of January 20.
A special lesson devoted to the tragedy will be held in all educational institutions of the republic, humanitarian assistance will be provided to the families of those who became martyrs during the events of January 20, the necessary work will be carried out on the territory of the Martyr Alley, and religious ceremonies will be organized in memory of the victims of the tragedy.
It is planned to organize a public visit to the Alley of Martyrs in Baku.
On January 20, at 12:00, the country will honor the memory of the Martyrs with a minute of silence. As a sign of mourning in connection with the twenty-ninth anniversary of the tragedy of January 20, national flags will be lowered in cities, villages and towns of the republic.
* On January 20, 1990, the Soviet army conducted a punitive operation in Baku in order to suppress the national democratic movement. As a result of the introduction of troops, 137 civilians were killed, over 700 were wounded, and more than 1,000 were arrested. -06D-
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