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Baku/18.08.23/Turan: On August 18, the first 23 families returned to the city of Fuzuli, liberated from the Armenian occupation during the Second Karabakh War.
According to the message of the State Committee for Refugees, these families lived in the town for refugees "Gobu Park 3". Lots were drawn among 144 families (509 people).
Of these families, 51 will receive 2-room apartments, 76 – three–room and 17 - four-room apartments.
Until now, these families have lived in Baku and in various villages of Absheron. Today, the total number of persons who have returned to the liberated territories is about 2,000 people (400 families). By the end of this year, the number of those who have returned to the liberated lands will be 10,000 people or about 2,000 families. -0-
Politics
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The European Union (EU) will support the COP29 Global Pledge for the development of green energy grids and storage, aimed at boosting global investments in renewable energy development, according to a statement by the EU Directorate-General for Energy on November 18.
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The Advisory Committee of the Council of Europe's Framework Convention for the Protection of National Minorities has published its fifth periodic report on Azerbaijan.
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On November 18, during COP29 in Baku, a press conference was held with European Commissioner for Climate Action, Wopke Hoekstra. Turan Agency asked her: How can the EU assist in the implementation of projects for transporting green energy from Azerbaijan to Europe?
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On November 18, a single-person protest took place in the "Green Zone" at COP29. The protest was held by Ismail Djafarsoy, a technical staff member at the event. Djafarsoy claimed that the rights of over 500 workers were being violated, as they had not been paid their wages. According to him, workers hired for the month of November were promised a daily payment of 20 manats.
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