"Reports that my brother Aliovsat Aliyev fled abroad are not justified," a member of parliament and leader of the Civil Solidarity Party, Sabir Rustamkhanly told Turan, commenting publications on this topic in the media.
According to him, Aliovsat really went to Germany, but this is due to family matters. "The son of Aliovsat has lived in this country and the other day he had a child. Aliovsat went to visit his grandson and will soon come back," said Rustamkhanly.
The information about the flight of Aliovsat, an expert on migration and migrant issues, is distributed by "certain interested people," said the deputy.
Asked about the appointment of his son to a public office, Rustamkhanly said his son Jamil was appointed to LLC Azeryolservis.
"However, this is not news – he has worked in the international department of the organization for several years, and recently became head of a division,” said Rustamkhanly. - 05B-
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The Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) has not been invited to observe the parliamentary elections scheduled in Azerbaijan for September 1. Azerbaijan's Foreign Ministry spokesperson, Aykhan Hacizade, stated that invitations have been sent to seven international organizations: the OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights, the Commonwealth of Independent States, the Organization of Islamic Cooperation, GUAM, the Non-Aligned Movement Youth Organization, the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, and the Organization of Turkic States.
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A new group of migrants from the Garadagh district of Baku has arrived in the city of Shusha, the State Committee for Refugees and Internally Displaced Persons reported. Seventy-nine Shusha residents, comprising 21 families, have returned to their hometown.
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No precipitation is not expected in Baku on July 31; southwesterly wind will turn to northwesterly in the afternoon. The air temperature at night will be +20+24, during the day it will be +28+33 degrees. Humidity at night is 40-50%, during the day it will be 60-70%.
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The Central Election Commission (CEC) of Azerbaijan has informed Elhan Shainoglu, a political scientist and head of the Atlas Analytical Center, that his candidacy for the upcoming parliamentary elections has been rejected. Shainoglu disclosed the decision via social media platform X, stating that the CEC notified him by phone, just 30 minutes before the expiration of the seven-day response period.
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