Baku/21.04.18/Turan: On April 21st an EducationUSA Alumni Fair was held with support from the U.S. Embassy in Azerbaijan and American Councils for International Education.
The fair was an opportunity for anyone interested in studying abroad to learn about opportunities at U.S. universities. Students and their parents gathered to meet with U.S.-educated alumni and U.S. Embassy staff to ask questions about studying abroad.
More than 17 universities and various scholarship programs were represented at the Alumni Fair. Both Azerbaijani and American alumni of U.S. universities were represented their schools and were available to talk about their universities and provide them with materials and brochures. This is reported by the US Embassy.--0--
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Last night, two car hooligans staged a race in the city center. As a result, a chain accident occurred. Both car hooligans collided with the car they were overtaking. Next, three cars crashed into cars parked on the sidewalk. A total of 9 cars were wrecked.
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The ongoing crackdown on journalists and activists in Azerbaijan reached a new peak yesterday with the detention of Anar Mammadli, chairman of the Election Monitoring and Democracy Education Center, on allegations of smuggling. This arrest is part of a broader pattern that has seen approximately 20 journalists and social activists detained under similar charges in recent months. These individuals and their supporters contest the accusations, attributing them to their professional activities and alleging political motivations.
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On May 1, the weather in Baku and Absheron will be cloudless, with no precipitation. The air temperature during the day will be +21+26 degrees. Precipitation is expected in some mountainous areas. There is fog in some places in the morning and evening, and westerly wind. It will be up to +31 degrees in the lowlands during the day, +15+20 in the mountains.
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The national carpet festival will be held in Icheri Sheher on May 4-5, 2024.
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